New Zealand Local Weather Forum
Weather Discussion => International => Topic started by: Mark on November 06, 2019, 08:13:01 PM
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https://electroverse.net/finlands-coldest-ever-autumn-temperature-has-just-been-smashed-snow-depth-at-its-highest-level-in-at-least-60-years/
Brutal Arctic fronts have engulfed Scandinavia over the past few weeks. The record for Finland’s lowest-ever Autumn temp has just been smashed (for the second time this week), as has Sodankylä’s all-time snow-depth record (for early Nov).
The temperature in Enontekiö –a municipality in the Finnish part of Lapland– plunged to a Santa-freezing –28.2C(-18.8F) on Tuesday, Nov 5; beating-out the nation’s previous all-time autumnal low set just the previous day — Muonio’s -26.4C (15.5F) –located in far-northern Finland.
The previous record low for any autumn day in Enontekio was -26.3C (-15.3F).
Temperatures below -27C (-16.6F) were also recorded in Sodankylä, Luosto, and Kittilä on Tuesday, breaking local all-time record lows.
https://electroverse.net/finlands-coldest-ever-autumn-temperature-has-just-been-smashed-snow-depth-at-its-highest-level-in-at-least-60-years/