Up to 17 degrees await the Viennese this weekend

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16 degrees on Saturday, one degree warmer on Sunday: it will be unusually mild for this time of year in Vienna this weekend. While the first day of spring in Vienna didn’t bring much nice weather, Saturday, March 2, will be cloudy due to fog or clouds. As the day progresses, the sun will make an appearance, and it will remain dry. According to the forecast, a weak south-easterly wind will initially blow, picking up and becoming brisker by the afternoon. Temperatures: 6 degrees in the morning, up to 16…

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Why you should take tablets lying down

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How quickly a tablet works also depends on how quickly it reaches the stomach. Posture has a major influence here. Medication is usually taken standing up, but this is not the right and most effective way. Medication taken lying down works faster, but here, too, the show is very important. If the pain is acute, the effect should occur as quickly as possible.While taking a tablet, you should lie on the right side of your body. The reason is that the stomach sits transversely in the abdomen. If you swallow…

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Inflation continued to fall in Austria in February, reaching 4.3 percent

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Inflation continued to fall in Austria in February, reaching 4.3 percent, according to a flash estimate by Statistics Austria. This is the lowest figure since December 2021. In January, prices for goods and services had risen by 4.5 percent for the year. “Food prices, in particular, are currently driving inflation much less than a year ago,” says Tobias Thomas, head of Statistics Austria. This means that the trend of a sharp fall in the inflation rate has not continued for the time being. At the beginning of the year, consumer…

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Fasting: why giving up food is so good

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The first few months of the year are an ideal time to give our bodies a thorough spring clean. Fasting has been a popular method for decades and goes far beyond a religious or cultural practice. Abstaining from food cleanses and renews our bodies. But what is the best way to get started, and which is the most effective? In their book “Fasting for You!”, fasting experts Nicole Fürderer, Britta Kleweken, and Erik Schmelter answer the most important questions on the subject and provide numerous tips for beginners. In contrast…

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Comeback of winter in March?

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The past February was mild but accompanied by gloomy weather. Snow and frost were largely absent in the lowlands, but a high pollen count caused discomfort. How does this weather situation affect the outlook for March? Greetings from North AfricaThe Italian low-pressure system YUE is moving away, and the high-pressure system IVO is bringing temporary dry weather. However, Saharan dust is still in the air and could cause cloudy, sunny spells. Temperatures will range between 8 and 18 degrees – a foretaste of spring. Weekend at a glance: Italian Low…

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February 29, 2024 – What the leap year is all about

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Every four years, February is extended by one day. Why there are leap years—and why employers can’t look forward to 2024 of all years. Why are there leap years?Every four years, the year is extended by one day, so February has 29 days instead of 28. There is a simple reason for the extension of the month: our earth needs exactly 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, and 46 seconds to orbit the sun. This means that a solar year is almost a quarter of a day longer than a…

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Watch out! Here comes the blackfly

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The bite of the blackfly is not only painful but can also endanger the health of humans and animals. A study on the blackfly was recently published in the journal “Science of the Total Environment” by scientists from Goethe University and the Senckenberg Research Center for Biodiversity and Climate in Frankfurt. These two-winged insects look like our houseflies but are not nearly as harmless.Global warming is also boosting the population of these insects, which are no more than six millimetres in size, and researchers are warning against their bites. As…

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Morning condensation on the window? Here’s why and how to combat it

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What is condensation?Condensation is the opposite of evaporation; it is the phase transition from vapor to liquid. So, the drops on the inside of your windows were initially in the air as water vapor. The cause is a high level of humidity in the interior. The culprit is often poor ventilation or another moisture problem. Where does condensation occur?Condensation forms on the coldest surfaces in your home. As windows are often the weakest link in terms of insulation, they are the logical victim. But what if the condensation is on…

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Watch out! Saharan dust is now reaching Ventral Europe

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Saharan dust influences weather patternsA meteorological phenomenon is imminent: Saharan dust will influence the atmosphere over Central Europe in the coming days. From Wednesday, lows over the central Mediterranean region will channel mineral-rich dust into the higher air layers over Austria. In this article, we shed light on the effects of Saharan dust and how you may be able to recognize it directly or indirectly.Low pressure over the central Mediterranean leads the way: on the eastern flank of these lows, Saharan dust from North Africa first reaches Italy and then…

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