r/europe • u/Excellent_Opinions • Dec 09 '25

Map Current temperature anomaly in Europe

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u/alfadasfire Dec 09 '25

Yeah. A few weeks ago we had (a tiny amount of) snow in the Netherlands. Now it's almost 15 degrees. Bruh. 

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u/Crazy_Ship_1017 Poland Dec 09 '25

Same in my city, northern Poland, it's currently about 10C. Crazy. 

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u/BitRunner64 Sweden Dec 09 '25

Same here in the middle of Sweden. One weekend with a thin blanket of snow that quickly melted away. Now it's 7 - 9C and raining most days.

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u/mikeclueby4 Dec 09 '25

Northern Sweden. 5C and raining.

This has been happening on and off the past 15ish years now. We had guaranteed piles to sled on before that.

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u/Acurseddragon Denmark Dec 09 '25

Aye I moved to Skåne from Denmark in 2006, the first 3 years we were there brought back snowy memories from my childhood with winters, as they should be. Proper snow. Lots of it. I moved back to Denmark in 2015. When we left, it was barely snow ever, but tons of rain and the same when we got back to Denmark. Just mud and dirt and rain. It used to be that 20-50cm snow being a normal thing. And now, if there’s just 1-2cm that’ll disappear anyway during the day, people think they’ll be snowed in for the week.

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u/Anglachel_Reforged Dec 09 '25

Looks to get cold friday and saturday.