30 year old heat record broken in Austria

[Corvus]

yeah in your fridges

Comon mate, here in Eastern Austria it is often so cold that when I spit the salvia turns to ice before it reaches the ground

[Windischer]

Comon mate, here in Eastern Austria it is often so cold that when I spit the salvia turns to ice before it reaches the ground

give location name. town/village/whatever you live in

[FrostDragon]

Aye, but Israel is a desert, so it is acceptable. A friend of mine travelled to Israel (Taglit) last summer and she said she got temperatures of 45ºC!

Israeli weather can vary from blizzard to extreme heat wave, but yes, even in Jerusalem, one of the cooler places in Israel, July 2012 was an awful +40c in the shade, and forget about shade, because extreme Mediterranean climate means there is no rain at all in summer.
As I said, this year was pretty mild, with around +30-33c in most days. Despite these hot summer, higher places in Israel occationally go low enough for it to snow in winter (even thought this is wet snow aside of Mt. Hermon), it did snow last January, but it didn't last long sadly...
Anyway, if I may ask, how's winter in Austria? As far as I know, it's around zero...or am I mistaking?

[Corvus]

Israeli weather can vary from blizzard to extreme heat wave, but yes, even in Jerusalem, one of the cooler places in Israel, July 2012 was an awful +40c in the shade, and forget about shade, because extreme Mediterranean climate means there is no rain at all in summer.
As I said, this year was pretty mild, with around +30-33c in most days. Despite these hot summer, higher places in Israel occationally go low enough for it to snow in winter (even thought this is wet snow aside of Mt. Hermon), it did snow last January, but it didn't last long sadly...
Anyway, if I may ask, how's winter in Austria? As far as I know, it's around zero...or am I mistaking?

As mentioned winters are usually very cold, esp. in Western Alpine regions but also in the North East.
In Vienna and South Eastern parts it can get cold too occaionally but its not so severe

[Windischer]

ahah but you live in the north, i thought that by east you mean wien or burgenland

[Corvus]

ahah but you live in the north, i thought that by east you mean wien or burgenland

North East to be precise

[Smaug]

Israeli weather can vary from blizzard to extreme heat wave, but yes, even in Jerusalem, one of the cooler places in Israel, July 2012 was an awful +40c in the shade, and forget about shade, because extreme Mediterranean climate means there is no rain at all in summer.
As I said, this year was pretty mild, with around +30-33c in most days. Despite these hot summer, higher places in Israel occationally go low enough for it to snow in winter (even thought this is wet snow aside of Mt. Hermon), it did snow last January, but it didn't last long sadly...
Anyway, if I may ask, how's winter in Austria? As far as I know, it's around zero...or am I mistaking?

Yeah, I've seen pictures of snow in Yerushalayim, very nice. I don't know how the winter in Austria is, sorry, am not from there.