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The climate is best described as Mediterranean, with mild winters and cool summers, due to the strong northerly winds in the summer, with durations of up to a month. The vines are also relieved from the heat from the sea breeze. Average annual rainfalls range up to 350 mm, and the average temperature is 16.5° C. During most summer nights, the humidity created by the sea, especially the caldera sea, due to the high daytime temperatures, falls like a gentle rain on the surface of the soil and vine leaves. This "rain" known by the locals as "pousi" (meaning a mist rising from the sea) soothes the vines from the high temperatures of the day. The chill which descends on the island during summer nights -largely as a result of the great temperature differences between day and night- attributes to the high quality of the wine produced in Santorini.
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