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| Current meteorological data | |
| Air temperature: | 65.12 (°F) |
| 18.4 (°C) | |
| Wind speed: | 6 (km/h) |
| Wind direction: | W-S-W, 240 ° |
| Global radiation: | 325 (W/m²) |
| Precipitation(1/2h): | 0.0 (ltr/m²) |
(Updated: 09/09/2010, 17:30) |
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| More meteorological data | |
| News and current events |
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| Subsequent information about the climate congress 2010 in Fellbach (German) | |
| Climate congress 2010 | |
| Current Newsletter - Climate Protection (German) | |
| Newsletter No.10 | |
| Current NO2 and PM10 exceedances at the Stuttgart measuring stations (German) | |
| Exceedances | |
| Information on the noise action plan for Stuttgart | |
| Information on the clean air plan for Stuttgart | |
| NO2 and PM10 exceedances | |
| Current measurements from spot stations (LUBW) | |
| Slide shows More news | |
| On the following pages, the Section of Urban Climatology from within the Office for Environmental Protection of the city of Stuttgart provides information on climate, air and noise - and this not only for Stuttgart. |
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The month of September marks the beginning of the autumn months with significantly fewer daylight hours. It is also the month of rising air pollutant concentrations, except for the ozone levels. The critical ozone level is very rarely reached in September. Areas of high pressure often remain above Central Europe for a longer period of time. It is the time of the Indian summer, which usually reaches its climax of warm weather during the last September days. The phenomena of the warm Indian summer in September and the "sheep's cold snap" in June are two constantly recurring weather particularities. |
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