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| FORECAST PRODUCTS FOR
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NOA distributes wind forecasts in GRIB
format, that can be used by special marine software. For subscription
information please
click here.
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| ENJOY ATTICA COASTS |
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NOA issues detailed weather forecasts for
13 beaches over Attica. In order to view these forecasts,
first click on the MM5 model above, then click on the
Attica Coasts button and ...enjoy the sea!!
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| WEATHER FORECASTS FOR EUROPE |
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The National Observatory of Athens issues specific
weather forecasts for:
500 European cities and
120 sea points in European seas.
You can visit our new web page at:
http://www.eurometeo.gr
Any comments and/or suggestions are welcome.
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| FLASH PROJECT |
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NOA participates in the EU-funded FLASH project,
with the aim to observe, analyse and model ligthning activity over
the Mediterranean. More info about the project is given
here.
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| WEATHER FORECASTS ON YOUR MOBILE |
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Using your mobile phone you can get weather forecasts for 200 cities
and 25 sea areas over Greece.
Just send an SMS to 54045 , following the instructions provided
here.
(0.3 Euro per sms, VAT included).
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| WEATHER IN JULY OVER GREECE |
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July
2010 was a month with temperature higher than the climatic values, wet over the northern and western part of the country. For more info, look at the
July 2010 bulletin (click on the Monthly bulletins button on the
left menu).
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| GENERAL INFO |
Daily forecasts are issued for Europe,
Greece and Athens area by three models: BOLAM, MM5 and WRF.
Detailed forecasts are issued for 40 major Greek cities, as well as
for selected locations over the Greek seas (sailing forecasts). Forecasts
are presented as maps, time-plots, word text and outlook tables. Surface
observations over Europe and Greece, satellite pictures, satellite
winds, soundings as well as lightning data from NOA's ZEUS lightning detection
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| ABOUT THE MODELS |
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BOLAM, MM5 and WRF models are executed daily at the National Observatory
of Athens, using two PC clusters, providing the more detailed weather
forecasts available today in Greece. BOLAM
model was developed at ISAC-Bologna (Italy). MM5
model was developed at the Pennsylvania State University.WRF
model is a next generation mesoscale model, designed to serve
both operational forecasting and atmospheric research needs. All
three models use as initial and boundary conditions data from the
U.S-GFS global model, kindly provided by the
U.S. Weather Service.
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