Title: Europa Island
Content:  Europa Island's climate is affected by the Agulhas Current with water temperatures usually above 30 °C, southeast trade winds during the (austral) winter and occasional cyclones. The climate can be described as a semi-arid and tropical combination with wet summers and dry winters.
Title: Climate of Europe
Content:   Most of Europe sees seasonal temperatures consistent with temperate climates in other parts of the world, though summers north of the Mediterranean Sea are cooler than most temperate climates experience in summer. The highest mean annual temperatures in geographical Europe are seen in the south with Lindos in Greece registering a mean annual temperature of 21.9 °C the past few years. Among the cities with a population over 100,000 people in Europe, the coldest winters are mostly found in Russia, with daily highs in winter averaging 0 C, while the mildest winters in the continent are in the southern Greek islands of Kasos and Karpathos, in southern Portugal, southern Spain, and in coastal areas of the islands of Sicily and Crete. The hottest summers of the continent occur in cities and towns of the hinterland of southern Spain: July average highs in this region are 36.9 °C in Cordoba and 36.2 °C in Seville. The highest extreme temperatures have been recorded in Athens with 48.0 C and inside the southern valleys of the Iberian Peninsula, with towns such as Amareleja (Portugal) and Montoro (Spain) recording temperatures of 47.4 C and 47.3 C respectively.
Title: Eleusis
Content:  Eleusis is one of the two Athenian suburbs (the other one is Tatoi) with the highest ever officially recorded temperature in Europe according to the World Meteorological Organization of 48.0 C, on 10 July 1977, by the use of minimum-maximum thermometers.
Title: Climate of Greece
Content: Abs. minimum temperature: -28.2 °C, Ptolemaida. ; Abs. maximum temperature: 48.0 °C, Athens The 48.7 °C recorded by minimum/maximum thermometers in Tatoi and Elefsina as reported by a communication of Athanasios D. Sarantopoulos is also the WMO record high temperature for Greece and Europe. Mean annual temperatures in Greece range from +10 to +19 C in Lindos. However, since Greece is generally a mountainous country, real average temperatures vary considerably from region to region.
Title: 2021 Eurasia winter heatwave
Content:  Among the European cities such as Berlin, and Paris reaching 20 C, the warmer climate of Europe also has seen increase of overall high winter temperature and those were reported in Slovenia at 25.2 C, Italy at 25.2 C and Czech Republic at 20 C. In Poland, record temperature of 21.7 C was reported in Makow Podhalanski and in Slovakia at Hurbanavo, a high temperature of 20.8 C was reported. Sweden had set a record high temperature of 16.8 C caused by the foehn wind.
Title: European Union
Content:  The European Union's member states cover an area of 4,233,262 km2. The EU's highest peak is Mont Blanc in the Graian Alps, 4810.45 m above sea level. The lowest points in the EU are Lammefjorden, Denmark and Zuidplaspolder, Netherlands, at 7 m below sea level. The landscape, climate, and economy of the EU are influenced by its coastline, which is 65993 km long. Including the overseas territories of France which are located outside the continent of Europe, but which are members of the union, the EU experiences most types of climate from Arctic (north-east Europe) to tropical (French Guiana), rendering meteorological averages for the EU as a whole meaningless. The majority of the population lives in areas with a temperate maritime climate (North-Western Europe and Central Europe), a Mediterranean climate (Southern Europe), or a warm summer continental or hemiboreal climate (Northern Balkans and Central Europe). The EU's population is highly urbanised, with some 75 per cent of inhabitants living in urban areas as of 2006. Cities are largely spread out across the EU with a large grouping in and around the Benelux. Several overseas territories and dependencies of various member states are also formally part of the EU.
Title: Tatoi Palace
Content:  Tatoi along with Elefsina currently hold the record for the highest ever recorded temperature in Europe according to WMO, with 48.0 °C, based on measurements made by the use of minimum/maximum thermometers.
Title: Attica
Content:  According to the World Meteorological Organisation, the official European record for highest temperature was 48.0 °C (118.4 °F) was recorded in the areas of Eleusina and Tatoi in 1977, by the use of minimum-maximum thermometers.
Title: Geography of the European Union
Content:  °C at night in winter to 27 °C during the day and 22 °C at night in summer. Both these islands lie in the Atlantic. As for the land on the European continent, the mildest climate occurs in the northwest part of Iberian Peninsula (also Spain and Portugal), between Bilbao, A Coruña and Porto. In this the coastal strand, the average temperature varies from 10 - 14 C during the day and about 5 °C at night in January to 22 - 26 C during the day and 15 - 16 C at night in the middle of summer.
Title: Geography of Europe
Content:  The high mountainous areas of Europe are colder and have higher precipitation than lower areas, as is true of mountainous areas in general. Europe has less precipitation in the east than in central and western Europe. The temperature difference between summer and winter gradually increases from coastal northwest Europe to southeast inland Europe, ranging from Ireland, with a temperature difference of only 10 °C from the warmest to the coldest month, to the area north of the Caspian Sea, with a temperature difference of 40 °C. January average range from 13 °C in southern Spain and southern Greek islands to -20 °C in the northeastern part of European 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Europa has a mean temperature of 154.0 kelvins, its maximum is 165 Kelvins.
Answer: False