Die kälteste Temperatur, die jemals in Europa gemessen wurde
https://i.redd.it/b2o2qrfl4l4g1.png
Von StephenMcGannon
Die kälteste Temperatur, die jemals in Europa gemessen wurde
https://i.redd.it/b2o2qrfl4l4g1.png
Von StephenMcGannon
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Is this Fahrenheit?
Paddy there just basking in the warmth of his country.
This can’t be in Celsius. Was this recorded during the ice age?
Turkey wtf
Italy has the biggest temp.range- from -50 to +50, that’s insane.
-60 Celsius seems like an alien rather than something where humanity lives. We are far more tenacious than we think.
thats cool
Is only Russia’s territory in West Eurasia taken into account?
For all countries: Is only the land mass we see in the picture taken into account, so no colonies are considered?
Because of the mountains.
So all youtubers with their fancy „-70 C° at Yakutsk“ videos are fake
For some places, the numbers are so unusual that I can only ask: what are the sources? How is that even possible? When were these temperatures attained?
Hope this will never happen again
My Frostpunk-addled brain says those are rookie numbers.
I’m assuming most of the low temps in central/southern Europe, like in Italy and Turkey, are high in the mountains
Would be more interesting to look at sea level temps only. In some countries these are just mountain temps. Denmark isn’t much warmer than Germany just flatter
Swedish W! Coldest in Europe. (Excluding Russia, because.)
Be interesting to see when these records were set. Can we get that supplementary data, OP?