Warm, warmer hot! After Linz, Graz, Klagenfurt and Co. The federal capital is now going up: on Friday it is time to swim in Vienna and in the water! Because: the outdoor swimming pools are open again – and in the first weekend there should be a real hurry to the pelvis.
Gänsebärfel, Krapfenwaldbad & Co. -They are all ready, the lawns are mowed, the fries freed tents are hot and the chlorine is freshly filled. Fitting: At the long -moved start of the bathing season, the first heat wave of the year is also announced from Friday: 29 degrees, maybe 30 in the east, we are on our hands on Friday and Saturday!
A perfect mix for a hurry to the urban pelvis. No wonder: after weeks of weather, the Viennese for the sun, cooling and a scoop of ice in the shade. The only damper: the water temperatures are still a bit fresh at the start of the season.
In patience, however, the regular guests of the Vienna congress still have to be taken over: unfortunately, due to a technical demolition on the water treatment plant, the bathroom will be closed on Friday.
Summer feeling does not last long
But be careful! If you don’t have a season pass yet, you could sweat at the cash desk: long queues are probably inevitable – because the sun returns on Sunday.
A cold front crosses the country and brings a significant decrease in temperature. It therefore remains inconsistent, with temporary intensive rain showers and sometimes thunderstorms. The daily maximum temperatures reach 15 to 23 degrees.
The beginning of the following week throughout Austria also starts cool, cloudy and wet throughout Austria. Sunny Losing remains the exception and will probably prevent in the evening. The next visit to bathing is probably coming a little long …
Source: Krone
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