Sorry Yannis, can't answer your question. But I'd love to know the answer
also. Surely someone knows a means of calculating this? Or do you simply
use a method of reasoned estimation (educated guess) from existing data?
Alex.

"Yannis" wrote in message
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Hallo all.

I would like to ask if anyone knows how the maximum and minimum thoretical
temperatures of a site are calculated/estimated, as I recently read these
potential values for the whole of the country in Flokas A. "Meteorology
and
climatology lessons" (2nd ed, Thessaloniki 1997). The book only provides
with data and doesn't offer the methodology followed.

Yannis, SE Athens
+30.4C, RH 34%, wind S @ 19.5 kph
http://dias.aueb.gr/~ikarag/everyday/august03.html

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Sorry Yannis, can't answer your question. But I'd love to know the answer
also. Surely someone knows a means of calculating this? Or do you simply
use a method of reasoned estimation (educated guess) from existing data?


Hi, Alex, Yannis

I forwarded the question to a Dutch meteorologist; - as i also am rather
curious - and he always replies to my
questioning ;-)). I reckon this one to be hard to answer however.
But I'm not certain when the answer will be there; for tomorrow I'm off to
one of the most wonderful cities in Europe; not even as terrible hot and
humid as Amsterdam is currently: -), so maybe you'll have to wait a week
before getting this question answered.
IF there's an answer of course ;-))

Wijke
The Netherlands (for the time being)

Ï "Wijke Ruiter" Ýãñáøå óôï ìÞíõìá
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| I forwarded the question to a Dutch meteorologist; - as i also am rather
| curious - and he always replies to my
| questioning ;-)).

Thanks for that, Wijke!

| But I'm not certain when the answer will be there; for tomorrow I'm off to
| one of the most wonderful cities in Europe; not even as terrible hot and
| humid as Amsterdam is currently:

First see then judge lol! See you tomorrow anyway ;-)

Yannis, SE Athens
+25.0C, RH 30%