1)  x-axis = Time /  y-axis = Rainfall
In Athens, rainfall was the most with 23mm on March, 25 (?), here we had  the maximum with about 17mm on March, 15 (?).

2)  x-axis = pH / y-axis = Min Temp
In Athens , the pH value was 5pH at 11? C, in  Schwechat at 9?C..

3)  x-axis = Time / y-axis = Max Temp
The Athenians beat us with a maximum temperature of 37?C on April,10 (?). We only managed to get 30?C, on April,19 (?).

4)  x-axis = Time / y-axis = Energy Consumption
It seems that the Athenians consumed a lot less energy then we did, only 60 Joules on March, 1 (?).

5)  x-axis = Max Temp / y-axis = Atmospheric Pressure
The atmospheric pressure remained almost constant from 10?C to 35?C at a little more than 1000mbars. Here, the atmospheric pressure was highest at -2?C, about 1070mbars. A sudden climatic change was observed at 30?C.
 
 

Our identity as publishers of the ESEM magazine tempted us to respond - in this edition and not the next one - to the interesting remarks of the students from Austria about the values of some quantities in Greece.

On March 25 there was a great rainfall  that led to extended floods to several  regions of Athens and the schools to be  closed for two days.There were also many problems with the electricity in Athens.  We believe that this is enough cause for  the height of rainfall to reach 23 mm  at that day.

Because of the transportation of our  meteorological station to another place,  due to be able to take measurements easier,  and because the wooden box, in which we would  keep the station, was not ready, the sun rays  fell vertically onto the thermometer, which  resulted in this high temperature  measurement(370C).

Because of the transportation of our meteorological station to another place, due to be able to take measurements easier, and because the wooden box, in which we would keep the station, was not ready, the sun rays fell vertically onto the thermometer, which resulted in this high temperature measurement(370C).

Skoufi Ilia
Kollias Spiros