Durchschnittlicher Frühlingsbeginn in der Vegetation in Europa
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Durchschnittlicher Frühlingsbeginn in der Vegetation in Europa
Von sr_local
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Interesting to see how much it varies within the Netherlands, specifically seems to be Zeeland (partially reclaimed land), Flevoland (fully reclaimed land) and the peat lands of eastern Drenthe & Groningen. Could be something to do with the soils and subsequent differing vegetation, but theres many more reclaimed & peat areas that don’t show this effect.
Having spring to begin after July is crazy
What’s going on with the Volga river in the south? It can’t just be cold water from the north, right?
From Nantes, I can confirm the vegetation has been back for a while now
I can confirm, here in Southern Finland, the nature stays almost completely grey and brown until around May 10th. A few years ago it went from 0 C and snow to green trees and 25 C in literally three weeks.
This map seems wildly wrong for northern Italy.
Beautiful map. High resolution. Sensible labeling. Citing seemingly reliable sources. Color gradient before/after 1 May makes sense.
Is this even still r/MapPorn?
Maybe St Brigid wasn’t _that_ early after all.
You can literally see Kalmykia
Haha, suck it, Oslo.
Tallinn: end of April 😎🌱🌿🌞👍
Oslo: beginning of May 🤮❄️🥶😵👎
The black forest at elevation 1000m greens earlier than the Rhine valley? Sure.