Athens Records Lowest May Temperatures In 136 Years
May Day celebrations in Greece experienced the coldest temperatures recorded in at least 70 years. The source noted that this weather may have impacted outdoor gatherings. This is significantly lower than the typical temperature of over 20 degrees Celsius for this time of year. The report notes this as evidence of climate disruption. The May 1st temperatures were the fourth coldest recorded in the last 135 years.
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Sources · 7 independent
Skai 100.3
“η πιο κρύα πρωτομαγιά, Από τότε που υπάρχουν επίσημες μετρήσεις στη χώρα μας. Τουλάξουν 70 χρόνια.”
RFI Afrique
“le sud de l'Europe, la Grèce a vécu son premier mai le plus froid en 70 ans. 14 degrés dans la capitale Athènes”
RFI Monde
“Pourtant, au sud de l'Europe, la Grèce a vécu son premier mai le plus froid en 70 ans. 14 degrés dans la capitale Athènes, qui normalement affiche plus de 20 degrés à cette époque.”
ERT Proto
“The low temperatures for May in Athens set a record of 136 years. This year's May 1st is the fourth coldest in the last 135 years.”
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