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lyse
lyse.isobeef.org
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@movq Looks like it. 28°C here, gna.
lyse
lyse.isobeef.org
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@movq But it's supposed to rain tomorrow at max 15°C. :-)
lyse
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Oh boy, that was fricking hot. I hiked to the dairy farm to get some fresh milk for waffles and was totally soaked when I returned.

Fortunately, the Saharan air layer reduced the direct sunlight. A slightly older man and I talked a bit how weird the sky looked and he asked me whether that has always been like that. He didn't recall experiencing anything like that in his youth. I really don't know, but I reckon that this is not a new phenomenon. I also don't recall seeing that when I was a child, however, I was also not interested in stuff like that back then. Hence, it could be selection bias. But it also might be more frequent with climate change. 02 shows the yellow, hazy sky quite good if I say so myself. It doesn't compare to last week or whenever that was, though. Last time was much more intense.

Baking waffles in the later evening on the balcony was nice. Temperatures dropped to just 24°C or so. Much more pleasant. The noise level in the neighborhood was also surprisingly low. And no mozzies around, another surprise. Quite the opposite when I was in the forest. Lots of insect clouds that followed me around and tried to bite me.

I witnessed a Eurasian jay land in a tree. On approach it broke off a rotten branch that fell down. The bird luckily selected a different branch to land on. That was crazy.

High stand at the edge of the forest

More pics from the tour: https://lyse.isobeef.org/waldspaziergang-2024-04-08/
movq
www.uninformativ.de
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@lyse Oh dear, going on a hike in that heat sounds a bit like suicide to me. 😅

If I read this correctly (and that’s a *big* “if”), than the Sahara sand stuff isn’t new: https://www.dwd.de/EN/research/observing_atmosphere/composition_atmosphere/aerosol/cont_nav/saharan_dust_node.html
movq
www.uninformativ.de
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@lyse Oh dear, going on a hike in that heat sounds a bit like suicide to me. 😅

If I read this correctly (and that’s a *big* “if”), than the Sahara sand stuff isn’t new: https://www.dwd.de/EN/research/observing_atmosphere/composition_atmosphere/aerosol/cont_nav/saharan_dust_node.html
movq
www.uninformativ.de
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@lyse Oh dear, going on a hike in that heat sounds a bit like suicide to me. 😅

If I read this correctly (and that’s a *big* “if”), than the Sahara sand stuff isn’t new: https://www.dwd.de/EN/research/observing_atmosphere/composition_atmosphere/aerosol/cont_nav/saharan_dust_node.html