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Christoph Bichler betreut die Wetterstation. Foto: Uni Graz/Schweiger

Wetterstation der Uni Graz: Monat Oktober war fast drei Grad wärmer

Buchstäblich zum Hot-Spot wurde die Uni Graz im Oktober 2014. Die Wetterstation auf dem Campus vor dem Hauptgebäude, die seit 1836 Daten liefert, verzeichnete ein Monatsmittel von 12,8 Grad Celsius. Damit wurde der langjährige Durchschnittswert um knapp drei Grad übertroffen! „Der wärmste Oktobertag an der Uni Graz war der 9. Oktober, an dem 26 Grad gemessen wurden“, weiß Christoph Bichler, Betreuer der Wetterstation.

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