Posted on 09/04/2015 11:17:55 AM PDT by Olog-hai
It might seem like summer was only last week in Germany—and that’s because it was.
With blazing sunshine and temperatures topping 30°C over the weekend, the onset of winter couldn’t have been further from most Germans’ minds.
But in the Bavarian Alps, autumn has been skipped out altogether.
At Zugspitze—Germany’s highest peak, at 2,962 meters—seven centimeters of snow have already fallen, reports the Münchner Merkur. …
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Global schizophrenia. Now there’s a movement I can get behind.
OK, so it’s snowing on Germany’s highest peak. Just north of there, in Munich, it is in the mid 60, which is normal.
Hell, here in Northwest Ohio, the last week or so has been the hottest it’s been all summer! It’s been near or at 90° and it ain’t done yet. Usually July and August is hot and funky around here. Oh well, it takes all kinds. And more than once in the last 10 years, it goes from shirtsleeve weather to instant cold, like the flip of a light switch. Heh, as I’ve said for many years here, if you don’t like the weather, wait five minutes! ;)
We could have a mini-ice age in summer and the media will scream global warming. 0bama too.
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