Who hasn't stood unprotected in the rain, sought refuge from thunderstorms, sweated excessively in the sun, and let the wind tousle their hair? But where exactly do the moisture from above, the wind from the side, and the fog from below come from? For over ten years, Stefan Kreibohm has been observing the happenings between heaven and earth from the Hiddensee weather studio, drawing his conclusions and predicting how the weather will develop in the coming hours and days. In this book, he explains why this development is often difficult to predict, how the global interplay of forces affects the northern German region, why the island of Fehmarn poses a problem for sunshine over Warnemünde, why the Norwegian mountains often mean clear skies for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and why the summer of 2011 was special. An extremely entertaining textbook.