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That's Why Climate Change Drives the Thermometer Up
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A sleepless night was planned for Bolzano from Wednesday to Thursday. After the record value of 36.5 degrees Celsius a day, the thermometer did not fall below the 20 degree mark at night either. Marc Zebisch, climate researcher at Eurac Research, knows that this is mainly due to climate change: "The combination of high temperatures, low precipitation and little snowmelt in the rivers makes the heat increasingly dry.
·Bolzano, Italy
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