Climate change and to plan a house for the future

Super summer 2003, super winter 2006 shows extrem climate, for which a house should be prepared. Will it be in middle Europe significantly warmer, or stops the Gulf Stream?

From Newfoundland to south spain
Northern Canada,rough climate, very cold winter. This are the weather conditions at 48 degree north without warm water heating from the Gulf Stream. A possible climate for Europe. Or maybe is an other theory correct, that the summers will be in middle Europe often as warm and dry as in 2003? To built in middle Europe a house for every possible future means, lowest energy usage for the air conditon in a hot summer. Rainwater storage vor 3 month drought, heating system strong enough for -40 degree Celsios an a roof construction for unusual big quantities of snow. Practical a house suitable for southern spain up the norther part of Canada

Wood pellets shortage - the limits of heating by wood
	We warned lassed year several times before, the wood heating, but we have to admit, the short time where the shortage of pellets occured was very surprising.

Snowfall in March
	March 14th 9:00 am. The Untersberg behind the houses is not visible because of dense stratus. Light snowfall. Nevertheless surprising much electric power compared to December.

Sun instead of wood
	One day after the news about the pellets shortage, measurements at 9 and 12 am. How much solar energy at this cloudy March 14th? Who is more secure.

Heat pump arguments
	Well carried out in a good insulated house with heat recovery ventilation the most efficient method to save energy at heating and warm water production.