July will be among the four rainiest Julys in the 168-year record period – “it may even be the third wettest” month, according to Alexander Orlik, climatologist at Geosphere Austria, on Monday in response to a query from the APA. In addition, preliminary data show that “significantly too little sunshine” has been recorded so far. About a quarter of the normal value is missing. July 2025: 50 percent more precipitation than in an average July According to Geosphere’s forecast, rain is still expected in the last days of July, especially…
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What Do Dreams Really Mean? Here Are 11 Fascinating Facts About Dreams
Dreams have fascinated humans for thousands of years. From ancient civilizations, which interpreted them as messages from the gods, to modern scientists studying them in sleep labs, our nighttime visions remain one of the most mysterious aspects of the human experience. But what do dreams mean? And why do we have them? Here are 11 fascinating facts about dreams that may help you understand what goes on in your mind while you sleep. 1. Everyone Dreams—Even If You Don’t Remember Every person dreams several times per night during the REM…
Read MoreApple with a twist – the iPhone will soon be foldable
Samsung recently unveiled the seventh generation of its foldable family. In 2026, the Koreans are likely to face serious competition for the first time. It’s the classic Apple tactic—products are usually only launched when they are completely mature. That can take a very, very long time. Now it’s becoming clear: after years of development and research, the iPhone Fold seems to be well on its way to satisfying Apple’s top management. This is according to the usually well-informed Apple insider and Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman. According to his information, the…
Read MoreSummer takes a break: How rainy will the coming week be?
Geosphere Austria expects sunshine at least intermittently on Monday, especially in the east and partly also in the south. In general, however, clouds will continue to prevail, with some showers expected. Most of the rain will fall from Vorarlberg to Upper Austria and western Lower Austria. “Here, it may rain heavily at times,” according to the forecast. On Monday, the wind will be relatively weak in the south, moderate elsewhere, and freshening from the west to northwest at higher elevations. Early temperatures will range from 12 to 18 degrees, with…
Read MoreWhere Faith Meets Song: Filipino Karaoke Nights in Vienna
Filipinos have long been known for their remarkable talent in singing, and nowhere is this more evident than in the way they embrace karaoke. Whether in small neighborhood gatherings or big family parties, karaoke is a mainstay in Filipino culture. It’s more than just entertainment; it’s a celebration of voice, emotion, and community. What sets Filipino karaoke singers apart is their natural musicality. Many Filipinos grow up surrounded by music, singing in church choirs, school events, or simply at home. This early exposure, combined with a culture that values expressive…
Read MoreNew tram line “12” rolls through Vienna for the first time
The new tram line 12 is ready to go: construction is almost complete, and Wiener Linien is currently testing the 2.2-kilometer route in Leopoldstadt. The new line 12 is set to officially start operating this fall, with the exact date to be announced in mid-August. The new line runs between Nordbahnstraße/Taborstraße and Hillerstraße. Two hundred thirty meters of it are even designed as environmentally friendly grass tracks. From Taborstraße, the 12 continues on the existing route of trams 33 and 5. In the future, the new line will directly connect…
Read MoreFraudsters have an easier time with iPhone users
Fifty-five percent of iPhone users trust the manufacturer’s security measures. According to the study, this makes them more vulnerable to online scams. US cybersecurity expert Malwarebytes has found that Apple iPhone users are more likely to fall victim to online scams and take greater internet risks. A total of 1,300 adults from the US, UK, Austria, Germany, and Switzerland were surveyed for the study. According to Malwarebytes, the results show that iPhone users disclose more personal data online than Android users, use security software less often, and reuse passwords more…
Read MoreVienna Gears Up for a Hilarious and Flavor-Packed Filipino Fiesta This September
VIENNA, AUSTRIA — Mark your calendars for a unique cultural celebration as the Filipino Food Festival returns on Sunday, September 7, 2025, at SV DONAU, Weissauweg 1, bringing together food, family, and full-throttle laughter. Headlining this year’s event are the dynamic comedy duo Donita Nose & Tekla, ready to light up the stage with their sharp wit and chemistry in “Laughter in Tandem.” Set in the heart of Vienna’s Filipino community, this all-day outdoor festival promises an authentic taste of the Philippines, with traditional dishes, tropical drinks, and a dose of good-natured chaos only Donita and…
Read MoreHow the time of day influences our chances of success
Whether it’s a university exam or a job interview, the time of day can have a significant impact on your chances of success. This has been proven by an Italian study in which scientists analyzed over 100,000 oral exams. The study found that the probability of success in university exams or job interviews is highest between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. In the early morning hours or late afternoon, the success rate decreases noticeably. “We believe that this pattern could also extend to job interviews or other assessment processes,” said…
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