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haha, I'm definetely a weather geek, because I already was on that exact side on yr.no... well, snowfall is kinda low considering it's a norwegian mountain.... I can only rate it B- .. this one has good snowfall http://www.yr.no/sted/Norge/Troms/Ly...tatistikk.html
The highest altitude weather station in Norway is Fannaråki at 2,062 m asl. Juvasshøe is second.
Both are mountains and not inhabited.
Here you can see recordings from both and get data for last 30 days and last year: http://www.yr.no/place/Norway/Sogn_o...annaråkhytta/
Right now, Fannaråki is 5C colder than Juvasshøe.
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