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No worries, that's not a problem. People usually don't have air conditioning in Switzerland and Germany.
(The "not a problem" is sarcasm... the power bill won't suck but people will be forced to suffer in the best case and die in the worst case.)
Glaciers are straight up not having a good time. >

Going exting in a few years.
"Here at the glacier museum we can experience the holo-version of past glaciers" >

"Our new state of the art VR technology allows visitors to our parks to experience the former beauty and majesty of our glacier parks. New 4D experience will overlay an AR experience over the landscape allowing users to seamlessly experience what the glaciers would've looked like in our era. While the glaciers may have gone from our mountain ranges, they continue to live on in our alternative digital world, now yours to experience. Discount prices offered to season pass holders. Regular price is $25/hr." >

I'm up in the alps, it sucks. So little snow. Had rain at 1800m a couple days ago. >

Coming soon: Tropical Coconut Toblerone - "The fine taste of balmy Switzerland!" >

That already exists. And it’s awesome.  They even have one with corn I’ve only seen in Peru >

Spring-like temperatures mean Switzerland is marking its warmest turn of the year since measurements began.
New Year’s Eve saw temperatures rise to 20°C in canton Jura. That is 3.7°C more than in 1961, when the warmest New Year's day since measurements began was recorded.
As the weather service Meteonews announced on Saturday, New Year's Eve 2022 in Delsberg, the Jura cantonal capital, also caused the second highest temperature ever measured in December. The small town experienced 23.6 °C in 1989.
Temperatures that are high for the time of year were also measured on Saturday in in Basel-Binningen (16.7 °), St. Gallen (15.1°C) and Adelboden BE (15.5°C).
The weather service had already warned of possible high temperature records on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day in several parts of Switzerland. It blames warm air from the subtropics for the unseasonably warm weather. >

The hills are alive with the sound of avalanches. >

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New Year's Eve saw temperatures rise to 20°C in canton Jura.
As the weather service Meteonews announced on Saturday, New Year's Eve 2022 in Delsberg, the Jura cantonal capital, also caused the second highest temperature ever measured in December.
Temperatures that are high for the time of year were also measured on Saturday in in Basel-Binningen, St. Gallen and Adelboden BE. The weather service had already warned of possible high temperature records on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day in several parts of Switzerland.


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Ukraine and gas bills thank you, climate change >

Maybe not Ukraine but russia? >

Climate change in effect.  Warmer temperature mean stress on glacier and snow at the slope of mountain ready to let go its force. >

Washington DC currently 55F/13C. Switzerland is warmer than DC? 
Enjoy it while it lasts, I guess. >

We're in Berlin at the moment.
17C/63F I saw people with summer outfit running. >

It was 9.8C in Ottawa yesterday and 6C today... >

Just for balance, I'm in Switzerland (not in the mountains) and it hasn't gone above 10 celcius where I am. >

Summer's going to be a lot of fun with the high electricity prices and the ac that will be on 24/7