Greece records its hottest July ever

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July 2024 has been declared the hottest July on record in Greece, according to meteorological data analysed by the National Observatory of Athens’ Meteorological Service.

Scientists reported that temperatures throughout July 2024 significantly surpassed the typical levels for this time of year across Greece.

Temperatures exceeded the 1991-2020 average by +2.9°C and surpassed the previous record set in July 2012 by +0.3°C.

Notably, three of the four hottest Julys in Greece have occurred within the past four years. Looking at the trend from 1960 to 2024, average July temperatures in Greece have risen by +2.5°C.

Source: Ekathimerini.

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