On Saturday, Norway witnessed the lowest temperature in its history, exceeding minus 30 degrees Celsius, in the capital, Oslo. A cold wave has been hitting northern Europe for a few days, with a record high of 43.6 degrees Celsius below zero recorded in northern Sweden on Wednesday.
Published on: 01/06/2024 – 13:21
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for the first time, The temperature dropped to more than 30 below zero Saturday in Oslo, with 31.1 degrees below zero recorded in Bjornholt, north of the Norwegian capital, according to local meteorological service data.
This temperature was recorded on Friday night, Saturday, between three and four o’clock local time (two and three o’clock GMT) at a forest station in the region, where the highest temperature in the last twenty-four hours reached 21.9 degrees below zero.
Just before eight o’clock GMT on Saturday, the temperature was 29 degrees Celsius below zero, according to the “Yer-No” website.
For his part, meteorologist Martin Granerud said in a statement to the official NRK television, “Last night was probably the coldest.”
In central Oslo, the temperature dropped to minus 21.5 degrees Celsius.
A cold wave has been hitting northern Europe for a few days, with a record level of 43.6 degrees Celsius below zero recorded in northern Sweden on Wednesday, which is the lowest temperature recorded in 25 years in January on its territory.
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2024-01-06 12:21:35
