Climate Change Chart of Patras, Greece

Comprehensive Climate Change Chart of Patras, Greece: Monthly Averages and Impact Trends

For Patras, Greece, the climate data compare 1940–1950 with 2013–2023.

Travel weather and climate change in Patras, Greece

For trip planning, the overall monthly-mean temperature difference is an increase of +0.70 °C, and the largest monthly increase is in July, at +1.59 °C. These averages can help frame broad seasonal expectations, but they do not quantify daytime highs or the conditions on specific dates, so use recent local forecasts when choosing travel dates and planning outdoor sightseeing. Rainfall averaged across calendar months has a mean daily difference of +0.17 mm/day, with the largest increase in March at +1.72 mm/day and the largest decrease in December at -1.78 mm/day. These changes alone do not identify the driest time to visit or show how often rain occurs. Sunshine’s mean daily difference is -0.09 hours/day, with its largest decrease in March at -0.60 hours/day and largest increase in December at +0.32 hours/day; treat these as averages rather than day-by-day guidance, and check a current forecast closer to departure.

Climate Change Data Overview for Patras, Greece

Explore the comprehensive climate change data for Patras, Greece. This detailed table provides valuable insights into temperature variations, precipitation levels, and seasonal changes influenced by climate change, helping you understand the unique weather patterns of this region.

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