Fri 06/17/2022 | 3:00 p.m
– Daniela Kreck
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Finally summer! But that also includes a lot of sweating and drinking. Why is it often so humid in summer and how does this weather condition arise? You can find out in the wetter.com podcast.
That awaits you in our Podcasts on Spotify or iTunes or also on Deezer:
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- Min 00:00 – 01:34: Intro and Welcome
- Min 01:34 – 03:55 All about muggy
- Min 03:55 – 08:55 Humidity and the weather
- Min 08:55 – 11:25 Measuring and defining mugginess
- Min 11:25 – 17:54: Effects on the body
- Min 17:54 – End: Climate change
muggy in summer
Summer 2022 is here and with full force. In addition to bright sunshine and hot temperatures, very muggy air can also spread. Everyone knows the oppressive atmosphere that leads to sweating and heavy breathing.
But where does the mugginess actually come from and how does it arise? In the new wetter.com podcast episode, editor Daniela Kreck and meteorologist Georg Haas talk about what this weather situation is all about.
Why is it sometimes muggy in summer and sometimes not? How can muggy air be measured and predicted? In addition, the two also talk about how to behave properly when muggy.
wetter.com Podcast on Spotify, iTunes, Deezer, YouTube and Co
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