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Does Summers Always Get so Hot? That's What Dieter Peterlin - Chronicle Says.
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"This year's summer is a historically hot runaway as it was in 2003, says the country's meteorologist Dieter Peterlin. "That doesn't happen all years ago," he emphasizes. But: "Climate change means that the distances between such extreme summers are getting smaller and the intensity of the heat waves is increasing. "So it's time for extreme summers to be reckoned with again and again in the coming years. And the summer is still far from over – t…
·Bolzano, Italy
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