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Whether as a promotional gift from the last Movienight or a classy item from a specialist store; whether in bright orange or with modern patterns; made of polyester, cotton or merino wool: everyone who does any kind of outdoor sport knows buffs or collects countless ones in their drawer, of which they only use their favorite ones. But the possible uses go far beyond the classic neck warmer.

Sun cream in winter? Sounds exaggerated - until your skin disagrees. Why do we get sunburnt more quickly in the snow and when was sun cream even invented?

The WeatherBlog was recently on a ski tour. Due to a lack of competence in choosing a destination, he found himself in a cloud. Not under the cloud, but actually in the cloud, which from the point of view of those affected becomes fog. Above the fog, the sun was shining, while below it you could at least enjoy ski-length visibility. In the cloud, you couldn't see much other than fog. It was damp and somehow warm. Warmer than outside the cloud. The snow was also noticeably heavier. The WeatherBlog didn't get smeared, as it was cloudy, and got sunburnt.