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  Station name Graz-Reininghaus  
Country Austria   
Height above sea level 390 m
Geographical position     15° 24' 39.53'' East / 47° 3' 47.04'' North
Data transfer Bresser Fastlink
Last updated 3.12.2025 03:22
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station Type of station  BRESSER 4-Tage 4CAST 7003200
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Temperature 1
Air Pressure 1
Precipitation 1
Anemometer : 1
UV 1
Solar radiation 1
Soil temperature 4
Soil moisture 4
Leaf wetness 2
 
  
 
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