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Post by desiccatedi85 on Jun 23, 2024 21:03:01 GMT -5
FFS faplet  I asked a genuine question seeking a real answer. I want to know the placement of the HNMS station to see if it's boteved like the NOA ones or not. |
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Post by Beercules on Jun 23, 2024 22:07:39 GMT -5
FFS faplet I asked a genuine question seeking a real answer. I want to know the placement of the HNMS station to see if it's boteved like the NOA ones or not. Guess what, that real answer isn't coming from the fucktarded cranium of southaidsthens, if you haven't figured it out by now... |
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Post by jgtheone on Jun 23, 2024 22:14:15 GMT -5
You forgot the biggest European heat monster: Guildford, UK.  This is what mainstream media is hiding from us |
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Post by southathens on Jun 24, 2024 8:32:02 GMT -5
So HNMS has a new WMO met station in Sparta around 2km north of the current one from NOA. So far it appears hotter than the NOA station. Let's see... Isn't HNMS the official network for Greece that has data for longer PoR than NOA? Probably has to do with local geography why the HNMS one is hotter. I'm sure it's more well placed than the NOA rooftop ones that are in Greece. The NOA station in Sparta is not a rooftop station. Check my previous post where I have provided the station photo. HNMS had a station in Sparta AP which is like 20km south of Sparta proper. It was operational for many years but its not representative of what is happening in Sparta proper. The past 20 days we have a brand new HNMS station in Sparta which seems even hotter than the one from NOA. HNMS does not place stations on rooftops. The brand new HNMS station is located 2km north of Sparta NOA and placed on the grass as per WMO standards. The new HNMS stations currently all over Greece are top notch met MICROSTEP-MIS stations worth around 30.000 euros each. HNMS is receiving a major upgrade being moved from the Ministry of National Protection to the new Climate Crisis Ministry. The upgrade is gonna cost around 12 million Euros and it includes hundreds of new HNMS stations all over the country. The whole project is funded mostly by the EU and from the private sector. |
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Post by southathens on Jun 24, 2024 8:33:17 GMT -5
FFS faplet boteved like the NOA ones or not. bruh the NOA station in Sparta is not a rooftop station! Check my previous posts. |
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Post by southathens on Jun 24, 2024 9:23:43 GMT -5
Here is the location and distance between Sparta NOA and HNMS stations.  |
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Post by desiccatedi85 on Jun 24, 2024 21:10:37 GMT -5
Isn't HNMS the official network for Greece that has data for longer PoR than NOA? Probably has to do with local geography why the HNMS one is hotter. I'm sure it's more well placed than the NOA rooftop ones that are in Greece. The NOA station in Sparta is not a rooftop station. Check my previous post where I have provided the station photo. HNMS had a station in Sparta AP which is like 20km south of Sparta proper. It was operational for many years but its not representative of what is happening in Sparta proper. The past 20 days we have a brand new HNMS station in Sparta which seems even hotter than the one from NOA. HNMS does not place stations on rooftops. The brand new HNMS station is located 2km north of Sparta NOA and placed on the grass as per WMO standards. The new HNMS stations currently all over Greece are top notch met MICROSTEP-MIS stations worth around 30.000 euros each. HNMS is receiving a major upgrade being moved from the Ministry of National Protection to the new Climate Crisis Ministry. The upgrade is gonna cost around 12 million Euros and it includes hundreds of new HNMS stations all over the country. The whole project is funded mostly by the EU and from the private sector. Ok, the Sparta stations actually don't look badly placed. Seriously though, the "Climate Crisis Ministry"? Maybe this is why your country's economy is not doing too hot...
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Post by southathens on Jun 25, 2024 8:08:00 GMT -5
Ok, the Sparta stations actually don't look badly placed. So far today Sparta HNMS is registering Greece's max T at 39.5C
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Post by AJ1013 on Jun 25, 2024 8:17:50 GMT -5
Sparta is the only reasonable answer even if it’s not as hot as the ABSOLUTE CHAMPION OF EUROPEAN HEAT.
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Post by southathens on Jun 25, 2024 12:58:33 GMT -5
Sparta is the only reasonable answer even if it’s not as hot as the ABSOLUTE CHAMPION OF EUROPEAN HEAT. Reasonable answer for what? |
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Post by southathens on Jun 25, 2024 12:59:50 GMT -5
Btw from the preliminary data we have so far, Sparta HNMS is hotter by 0.5C in mean maxes compared to Sparta NOA.
It's still too early for meaningful comparisons but that's the general trend.
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Post by Babu on Jun 25, 2024 15:38:21 GMT -5
Cordoba is warmer than Sparta. Sparta is colder than Cordoba. Daily maxes are always more warmer in Cordoba than in Sparta.
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Post by southathens on Jun 25, 2024 18:26:43 GMT -5
Cordoba is warmer than Sparta. Sparta is colder than Cordoba. Daily maxes are always more warmer in Cordoba than in Sparta. Yeah but Andalusia basically exhausts its heat dynamic in Cordoba. In Sparta we only have 2 stations relatively nearby. The rest of the Evrotas Valley is pretty much unexplored. Especially north of Sparta it might be plausible to find areas warmer than Cordoba. Read my initial post. |
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Post by Babu on Jun 25, 2024 23:12:44 GMT -5
Cordoba is warmer than Sparta. Sparta is colder than Cordoba. Daily maxes are always more warmer in Cordoba than in Sparta. Yeah but Andalusia basically exhausts its heat dynamic in Cordoba. In Sparta we only have 2 stations relatively nearby. The rest of the Evrotas Valley is pretty much unexplored. Especially north of Sparta it might be plausible to find areas warmer than Cordoba. Read my initial post. Evrotas valley is always colder than Andalusia. Evrotas valley is not as warm as Andalusia. Andalusia is warmer than Evrotas valley. The daily maxes in Andalusia are more warmer than Evrotas valley. |
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Post by southathens on Jun 26, 2024 6:32:05 GMT -5
Yeah but Andalusia basically exhausts its heat dynamic in Cordoba. In Sparta we only have 2 stations relatively nearby. The rest of the Evrotas Valley is pretty much unexplored. Especially north of Sparta it might be plausible to find areas warmer than Cordoba. Read my initial post. Evrotas valley is always colder than Andalusia. Evrotas valley is not as warm as Andalusia. Andalusia is warmer than Evrotas valley. The daily maxes in Andalusia are more warmer than Evrotas valley. We don't know that. The Evrotas valley is largely unexplored. |
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Post by southathens on Jun 26, 2024 7:29:41 GMT -5
40.7C Sparta HMNS vs 40.2C in Sparta NOA so far today.  
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Post by southathens on Jun 27, 2024 11:47:40 GMT -5
Today 37.6C in Sparta HNMS vs 36.9C in Sparta NOA  |
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Post by southathens on Jul 4, 2024 10:24:22 GMT -5
Maximum temperature in the country today 34.2C in Sparta HNMS  ![]() |
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Post by southathens on Jul 7, 2024 18:50:01 GMT -5
Once again Greece's max today at Sparta HNMS with 39.1C
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Post by desiccatedi85 on Jul 7, 2024 19:48:39 GMT -5
Yeah but who cares? Sparta and Córdoba have zero SEC championships combined, so suck it.
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