According to a preliminary assessment by meteorologist George Tsatrakylis, this summer’s temperatures in Greece are expected to be 1-2 degrees Celsius above average. Speaking about the anticipated weather conditions for the upcoming summer, Tsatrakylis noted that any heatwaves might be milder. However, he clarified that these figures stem from recent estimates provided by numerical models of eight scientific centers and emphasized the need for relative caution when interpreting seasonal forecasts. In his post, Tsatrakylis addressed common questions like ‘Will it get as hot as 45 degrees?’ explaining that while science attempts to predict such long-term trends, seasonal weather forecasts cover extensive periods (usually 1-3 months or more) and offer general trends rather than specific daily predictions. The latest estimates suggest a relatively warm summer with average temperatures rising 1-2 degrees above normal, potentially leading to less severe heatwave episodes. Nonetheless, seasonal forecasts should be approached with some reservation, though there is significant room for improvement in their accuracy.
Weather Forecast: Summer Temperatures Expected to Be 1-2 Degrees Above Average
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in Greece