Weather stations · Athens

Map of real observations from Greek weather networks and Davis stations. Temperature, rain, wind, explicit Greece time and source status.

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Times, sources and Davis hardware

Greek stations use Greece time, which is also their local time. Daylight saving changes are automatic. Recent observations are at most 45 minutes old; delayed observations up to 3 hours can be included. Daily rain refers to the local reporting date.

Davis Vantage Pro2 includes individually verified equipment. NOA stations supported by network documentation have a separate verification category. WeatherLink alone does not prove a sensor model. A dash means a variable is unavailable or cannot be compared consistently.

Station observations · Greece time
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Greek weather stations: current weather from real observations

Compare temperature, humidity, pressure, wind and available rainfall totals. The map combines Greek networks and independent stations with explicit observation times and sources. Zoom or filter by network and equipment. Hold left click and drag the table to see more columns; swipe on a phone.

Northern suburbs and North Attica

The Xionia, temperature.gr and NOA stations in Agios Stefanos remain distinct. Elevation and installation differences can explain different readings within one locality. Acharnes, Drosia, Anoixi, Dionysos and neighbouring areas help describe weather in the northern suburbs and northeastern Attica.

Sources and observation reliability

Collection uses available public observations from MeteoGreece / GRWN, Meteothes, Meteokav, Meteoclub, Weather-Messinia, temperature.gr, Meteokastro and NOA / meteo.gr stations. Network-level Davis documentation is based on the NOANN network study. Coverage is not a complete inventory of Greek Davis stations. Old observations remain in the source catalog and are excluded from the live map.

For a broader picture explore nowcasting and rain radar, weather satellite imagery and weather model ensembles.

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