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How Rare Were the Severe Frosts in Lapland in January? | Climate Review – Finnish Meteorological Institute
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According to weather statistics, the frosty period in Lapland at the beginning of January was the most severe so far in the 2000s, and even compared to longer-term observations, it can be said to be an unusually severe frosty period. In Sodankylä Tähtelä, the average temperature of the coldest week from 6 to 12 January was -33.5 °C, and the average temperature of the coldest two-week period from 31 to 13 December was -28.8 °C. Such a cold two-we…
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