The article discusses the unusual heatwave of the previous summer in Germany, which led to significant health impacts, including over 15,000 deaths. It notes that temperatures have begun to drop, with cooler nights and mist appearing. However, there is a possibility of returning to warm conditions in September. The piece then introduces the 'Stoljetni kalendar' (Centuries Calendar), an old forecasting system developed in the 17th century by Father Mauritius Knauer. While modern scientists consider its astrological basis outdated, the calendar's predictions continue to be followed out of curiosity. According to the updated version, cold weather is expected to begin late in November, with heavy snowfall starting in December.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about climate patterns and historical forecasting methods without taking a clear ideological stance. It reports on both the effects of extreme heat and the potential for an extreme winter based on an ancient calendar, while acknowledging the limitations of such a non




