Berlin discusses many topics, but are the little ones neglected? B.Z. Want to know: vote!

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Augustanfang in Berlin: Statt Flip-Flops trägt man dieses Jahr Gummistiefel Der Sommer ist da, aber das Wetter spielt nicht mit. Regen, Gewitter und kühle Temperaturen bestimmen derzeit das Berliner Wetter. Statt Flip-Flops und kurzen Hosen sind dieses Jahr Gummistiefel und Regenjacken angesagt. Die ungewöhnliche Wetterlage hat auch Auswirkungen auf das Freizeitverhalten der Berliner. Geplante Grillabende im Park müssen aufgrund des Regens abgesagt werden und statt dessen verbringen die Menschen ihre Zeit in den vielen Cafés und Bars der Stadt. Doch wie wird das Wetter in den kommenden Tagen? Die B.Z. Redaktion will es wissen und startet eine Umfrage. Kommen bei …
August start in Berlin: Instead of flip-flops you wear rubber boots the summer is there this year, but the weather doesn't play along. Rain, thunderstorms and cool temperatures are currently determining the Berlin weather. Instead of flip-flops and short pants, rubber boots and rain jackets are announced this year. The unusual weather conditions also have an impact on Berlin's leisure behavior. Planned barbecues in the park have to be canceled due to the rain and instead people spend their time in the city's many cafes and bars. But how will the weather be in the coming days? The B.Z. Editor wants to know and start a survey. Come with ... (Symbolbild/MB)

August start in Berlin: Instead of flip-flops, you wear rubber boots

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Summer is there, but the weather doesn't play along. Rain, thunderstorms and cool temperatures are currently determining the Berlin weather. Instead of flip-flops and short pants, rubber boots and rain jackets are announced this year.

The unusual weather conditions also have an impact on Berlin's leisure behavior. Planned barbecues in the park have to be canceled due to the rain and instead people spend their time in the many cafes and bars of the city.

But how will the weather be in the coming days? The B.Z. Editor wants to know and start a survey. Are the smallest, Berlin's children, too short in all the discussions about traffic, living, climate and inflation? Vote and tell us your opinion.

In a previous survey, the B.Z. Editor in Berlin asked what they think of exotic pets. 4369 readers have coordinated. 71 percent voted that exotic pets should be strictly forbidden. 19 percent prefer to prefer traditional pets such as cats, dogs or budgies. Only 6 percent could imagine an exotic pet and 4 percent of those surveyed even have one.

The survey shows that the majority of Berliners are rather skeptical of exotic pets. It remains to be seen how the current survey will end up with attention for Berlin's children.

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