Climate talk: Europe (snowfall, average, temperatures, day)

[Cambium]

Video of October 30th snowfall in Yakutia


https://twitter.com/Kirilldatsyuk/st...31857138958336

[GymFanatic]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Current temps (4pmNYC time) for the Fahrenheit peeps. 10pm in Italy.





And who's reporting what. Lots of snow falling across Russia, Sweden and Finland.

9:19pm in Italy, 8:19pm here in Britain.

[Jakobsli]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Current temps (4pmNYC time) for the Fahrenheit peeps. 10pm in Italy.

And who's reporting what. Lots of snow falling across Russia, Sweden and Finland.

And the coldest in Western Europe at 21F at that map: Røros (625 m). And one place much further north.

[Cambium]

Speaking of Russia.. I'm sure they're used to cold and snow but this early and how far south is the question.


Also, yeah, life threatening wording was funny.. It's not like Sub Zero F everywhere. lol But is interesting.


https://twitter.com/ericfisher/statu...70947704328193

[papperskorg]

temperatures @ 20:00

[Cambium]

https://twitter.com/jnmet/status/794281036653924352

[Warszawa]

Moscow's last day with above average highs was...Ocotber 5th! They've gone almost an entire month without above average weather! Wtf???

[muslim12]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

Moscow's last day with above average highs was...Ocotber 5th! They've gone almost an entire month without above average weather! Wtf???

Better them than us, similar setup the 76/77 except cold is there not here.

[Warszawa]

That's a ****ty October in Moscow though, endless slightly above freezing weather. Seems like a paradise for slush and sleet, similar to NYC in February

[muslim12]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

That's a ****ty October in Moscow though, endless slightly above freezing weather. Seems like a paradise for slush and sleet, similar to NYC in February

Doesn't matter, they are really cold on average anyways so what difference does that make if they are any colder?