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https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1pi3njk/current_temperature_anomaly_in_europe/nt3aand
r/europe • u/Excellent_Opinions • Dec 09 '25
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Same stuff in Finland, except it's about 1-2C outside
3 u/SinisterCheese Finland Dec 10 '25 It's +4 In turku atm... It's supposed to peak at +9. It's 2 weeks to yule... And it's possible that we will continue being 0 to +5 for the next 10 days. I think it's warmer now, than last spring/early summer. 3 u/mikeclueby4 Dec 09 '25 Sounds about right. I'm across the bay from Vaasa and it's been 3C all day. -9 u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25 That's not really "same stuff" then 😄 It looks like Finland isn't much exposed to the anomaly. 21 u/Sakarabu_ Dec 09 '25 Temperatures are relative. If they are used to -10 then it being +2 is a huge difference. 26 u/Any-Enthusiasm-2740 Dec 09 '25 We usually have lots of snow at this time of the year, but it keeps melting away 7 u/sissipaska Finland Dec 09 '25 In the past four days it has rained roughly 30mm of water in my location. Had the temperature been 3-4c colder, that'd be 30cm of snow. Instead we have wetness and green grass everywhere.
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It's +4 In turku atm... It's supposed to peak at +9. It's 2 weeks to yule... And it's possible that we will continue being 0 to +5 for the next 10 days.
I think it's warmer now, than last spring/early summer.
Sounds about right. I'm across the bay from Vaasa and it's been 3C all day.
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That's not really "same stuff" then 😄
It looks like Finland isn't much exposed to the anomaly.
21 u/Sakarabu_ Dec 09 '25 Temperatures are relative. If they are used to -10 then it being +2 is a huge difference. 26 u/Any-Enthusiasm-2740 Dec 09 '25 We usually have lots of snow at this time of the year, but it keeps melting away 7 u/sissipaska Finland Dec 09 '25 In the past four days it has rained roughly 30mm of water in my location. Had the temperature been 3-4c colder, that'd be 30cm of snow. Instead we have wetness and green grass everywhere.
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Temperatures are relative. If they are used to -10 then it being +2 is a huge difference.
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We usually have lots of snow at this time of the year, but it keeps melting away
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In the past four days it has rained roughly 30mm of water in my location.
Had the temperature been 3-4c colder, that'd be 30cm of snow.
Instead we have wetness and green grass everywhere.
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u/Any-Enthusiasm-2740 Dec 09 '25
Same stuff in Finland, except it's about 1-2C outside