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Real winter in Finland
Posted on February 23rd, 2010 4 commentsThe current winter in Finland is the continuously coldest, snowiest I have ever experienced after 9 years here. With temperatures averaging -10 (but reaching -27, without the windchill) and an amount of snowfall that is reaching a metre, the place looks and feels decidedly wintry. I mean, there’s more snow here than in Lapland!
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4 responses to “Real winter in Finland”
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wow, y yo me quejaba del frio aqui :-S
suerte mister
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that is a whole lot of snow!
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Yay for a good El Nino Year! Here in California we have had our first good rain/snow year in sometime, glad to see the end of the drought.
Enjoy the cross-country skiing.
;o)
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@ceronne Y tanto. Aunque la verdad ya estamos acostumbrados.
@Heather I hear we have more of the white stuff than Lapland. Is it really the case?
@Ms. Jen Talking about drought, in Mexico last summer they were running out of water and this winter it’s flooding. Newsflash: over there winter is the dry season, summer the wet one…
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