Well now that the cold snap has passed for Greece and the February heat snap has passed for Spain,I give Spain 7-8 days before Greece retakes all top spots for whole March!From now on Greece will consistently top the Iberian Peninsula until the end of the year in mean annual temps
Also you are forgetting Karpathos
In the summer Malaga port will have difficulty reaching even the minimums of Palaiohora!!
Well now that the cold snap has passed for Greece and the February heat snap has passed for Spain,I give Spain 7-8 days before Greece retakes all top spots for whole March!From now on Greece will consistently top the Iberian Peninsula until the end of the year in mean annual temps
Also you are forgetting Karpathos
In the summer Malaga port will have difficulty reaching even the minimums of Palaiohora!!
The warm areas of the Iberian Peninsula have either the same or higher mean monthly temps between October and April, when compared to Greece/Southernmost Italy.
The remaining months are cooler due to the higher minimum temps that you have in the Mediterranean basin.
The annual difference is negligible...the wet season temps are equal or higher in IP, the summer max temps are mainly equal and the summer min temps are lower....the sum of this is a 1º or 2º difference in the extreme spots, and a 0º difference in most o the territory
But as Ferreiro says...we are having a cool March here too...average in Lisbon is aroud 11min/18.5max and we are having around 9/16º...very cold...similar to a normal February..
En Grecia la temperatura media no se calcula como en España y Portugal
It's true.
Andalucia (and Portugal) is much farther away from Russia than Greece. For that reason when you compare weather stations in the same conditions (Malaga Puerto, Fuengirola and Athens Hellenikon, Rodos or Palaiohora, both of them in coastal areas) the result is that the winter is by far warmer in Malaga.
January, February were warmer in Malaga Port than in Rhodes or Palaihora too, and March will be warmer again. Sorry.
Mesogeiakos have jast suffered a new bout of anxiety and hysteria. Every time I publish a summary of the data from AEMET it gives him a nervous breakdown![]()
With official data from AEMET (Spain), HNMS (Greece), from 10th february until now
Malaga Puerto
February 16,64ºC
March 15,03ºC
Palaiohora
February 14,29ºC
March 13,21ºC
Rodos
February 14,29ºC
March 13,21ºC
Es lo que en España llamamos victoria por goleada.
Hellooooo Murcia was 29.2 in February,close to the 30C record of Malaga for Spain.
Off course Spain had an intense heat episode and in fact a really prolonged one in February.Are you like kidding me???
Now as I have said south Greece is unbeatable in geographical Europe in mean temps in the winter
At last HNMS has published the January bulletin and Karpathos was Europe's warmest area with a mean of 14.4C for January 2011.And this is in absence of the data for South Crete!!
What I am merely saying is that the Iberian Peninsula does not stand a chance in hell next to South Greece's warmest areas.Mate I have been studying the warm climatology of Greece for 15 years and there is zero chance that the Iberian Peninsula can come close to the mean annual temps of South Crete,areas of North Crete and off course the SE Dodecanese.
Karpathos HNMS data Jan 2011
Mean Max 16.2C
Mean Min 12.6C
Mean(simple) 14.4C
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