[ RadSafe ] RadSafe Digest, Vol 1874, Issue 1 - Best wishes from an unusual hot Vienna

[Dan McCarn]

Dear Franz:

I always found that sultry July & August heat & humidity in Vienna to be
terrible. What did I do? I moved to the Upper Styrian Alps for 4 years
where life and climate make for great summers! I seldom came down from the
mountain in summer! I'd bike 3 times per week from Leoben up the mountain
on the Eisenstrasse to Präbichl Pass and sometimes to Eisenerz for lunch.
I'd then climb back over and race back down to Trofaiach. The fastest I
ever rode a mountain bike, passing busses on the way down was 98 km per
hour. A bus driver accused me the next day of exceeding the speed limit of
100 km/hour, but I explained that I had recorded my speed with my GPS and
it was only 98! For the rest of you, that's 61 mph! On a mountain bike! In
Upper Styria!

Of course, I had to learn the Upper Syrian Dialekt.

I bin dahoam in Trofaiach...


Dan ii

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On Wed, Aug 5, 2015 at 11:20 AM, David Stephens <David.Stephens at arkansas.gov
> wrote:

> As one pumps more heat energy into a heat engine like the climate system,
> there will be large amounts of turbulence as the system seeks a new
> equilibrium.  There will be stronger winds, violent storms, and extremes of
> high AND low temperature.  That's why climate scientists quit calling it
> "global warming" and started using "climate change" years ago.
>
> David B. Stephens, Ph.D., AAHP Associate
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> > Best wishes from an unusual hot Vienna. Up to 38 degrees Celsius ? what
> else ? Fahrenheit are not only outdated, but even banned.  No prove for
> global warming ? a few weeks ago we had very low temperatures, but the rest
> of August seems to become even hotter. I do not want to disturb the
> global-warming commity ? during night we have temperatures in the lower
> twenties.
> >
> > Best wishes to everybody!
> >
> > Franz
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