greece has a Mediterranean climate, cooled by the wind on the coast and sometimes very hot inward and Athens. Summer comes suddenly and burn everything, and during hot months (July and August), parts of Greece have to withstand temperatures of 36, 38, 40, 45 deg. Frequently in July and August, it does not fall a drop of rain. On earth superheated air dust sprinkled trees, foliage and pale olive is duller. In summer, the winds of the islands, the Meltemi is blowing hard, and make the dangerous sea or on islands, giving an impression of freshness, especially in the evening. For lovers of ancient Greece, it is better to travel in May or September-October. This helps prevent the ascent to the Acropolis from turning into real Golgotha. Maximum rainfall are December, January and February, it rains a lot more on the western side of the country, which explains why the Ionian Islands are the greenest in summer. In winter you can practice downhill skiing and hiking in the area of Mount Olympus, the highest point of Greece (2900 m).
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