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46cm of snow in southern Finland(more than in Lapland!) and of course it's a record this time of the year...
Shinjitsu said:Things are getting pretty intense in the Midwest and East part of the US too.
Shijing said:Shinjitsu said:Things are getting pretty intense in the Midwest and East part of the US too.
I've got a friend who just moved to London from Maine last month, and he told me last week that as bad as things are in the UK, it was a whole lot worse in New England when he left. It doesn't seem to be a good winter to be on either side of the Atlantic, though -- I'm feeling some "survivor's guilt" here in the southwest US where the temperature just dropped from 80 degrees F to 65 (27 degrees C to 18), so I'm thinking of all of you who are getting snowed in!
Gandalf said:Don't feel embarrassed about that, we do have quite the same weather here, except that instead of going from 27 degrees C to 18, it goes from minus 18 degrees C to minus 27.
See almost the same thing. It is just the sign that is different.
Scots face more Arctic weather conditions
Parts of Scotland are experiencing more Arctic weather as cold air moves south across the country.
Gandalf said:Don't feel embarrassed about that, we do have quite the same weather here, except that instead of going from 27 degrees C to 18, it goes from minus 18 degrees C to minus 27.
See almost the same thing. It is just the sign that is different.
Gandalf said:See almost the same thing. It is just the sign that is different.
Gandalf said:See almost the same thing. It is just the sign that is different.
article:Now Germany is brought to near standstill by 12 hours of solid snowfall (and they're not coping any better than us) said:The myth of ruthlessly efficient Germany always battling the elements so much better than Britain has been smashed by a new cold weather front.
Not a single train ran without delays in the whole of the country.
In the state of North Rhine-Westphalia in the west there were some 700 accidents on the autobahns during 12 hours of snowfall. And even international airports like Dusseldorf had to shut down on Monday night as the snow blew in.
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“It is absolute chaos here,“ an Osnabrueck police spokesman said.
On the A9 autobahn leading into Munich the traffic jam into the city reached 18 miles long. In Nuremberg a sports hall and stadium were closed due to the build up of ice and snow on the roof.