Weather on the Kreuzweg

See up to the minute weather for the Land of the Cross Tipped Churches

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Pilgrim Pointers:

Seriously, you should be prepared for any type of weather on the Kreuzweg. Weather can vary from any Kreuzweg Way to another at any point in time. It is good to wear layers so you can peel down as you warm up and bring rain gear if you have it. If you encounter thunder and lightning seek shelter "When thunder roars - go indoors." See this PSA announcement from NOAA, featuring Mercer County native and Miss Ohio 2011, Ellen Bryan.

Predicting the Weather

As you start your ride on the Kreuzweg at the foot of the cross at the Maria Stein Spiritual Center look closely at the cross and you can forecast the weather for the day:

If the Cross is wet then it is raining.
If the Cross is white then it is snowing.
If the Cross casts a shadow then it is sunny.
If the Cross is dull and grey then it is cloudy.
If the Cross is difficult to see then it is foggy.
If the Cross is moving there is an earthquake.
If the Cross is underwater, then there's been flooding.
If the Cross is dirty, then there's a dust storm.
If the Cross is missing, then there's been a tornado.

Wind Patterns http://hint.fm/wind/ - Use this wind Map to determine how windy your ride will be...

Quotes:

I thought of that while riding my bike.

-Albert Einstein, on the theory of relativity

“Bicycling is a big part of the future. It has to be. There's something wrong with a society that drives a car to work out in a gym."

-- Bill Nye, "The Science Guy"

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