Posted by Ersi Kiriakogona-ellinogermaniki on December 08, 1998:
On the 26th October it seems that there was a very heavy rain in Germany while in Austria (which is next to Germany) the rainfall was very small. Do you have any idea why this happen?
Don't you have a similar weather in Germany and Austria?

Posted by Markus Fleischer on December 12, 1998:
In Reply to: Re: Rainfalls posted by Markus Fleischer on December 12, 1998:
The weather in Austria is very different to the weather in Germany. The reasons are also different:
a) In Austria we have the Alps.
b) In Austria isn't situated at the sea side, in Germany is a big sea, it's the North Sea.
c) The distance from the sea to Austria is very big.

Frankfurt isn't near by Austria, and so the weather is mostly different. If it's raining in Austria it can sunny in Frankfurt. But it mustn't be so and that's true. But sometimes in the two states are the weather the same. In Germany is the most raingist state in the world then come Austria and then Greece.
The distance of Frankfurt to Vienna is about 400 kilometers long.


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