Hot days in Sweden extending further north
- Sweden has experienced twice as many days of temperatures hitting 30 degrees Celsius and above in the past decade compared to summers past, Swedish Radio News reports.
- And the hot days are extending further north in Sweden.
- ”Very tired, a little nauseous, headache. I stay indoors mostly, go out for walks and try and stay in the shade,” says 70-year-old Kicki Petersson during a recent hot spell.
Radio Sweden
For more on the growing number of hot days in Sweden, listen to Radio Sweden’s full report.
Related stories from around the North:
Canada: Be wary of thin ice amid mild weather conditions, says hunter in Fort Smith, N.W.T., CBC News
Finland: Finland’s weather seesaws through April, with coldest temperature posted in Lapland, Eye on the Arctic
United States: Arctic weather satellite leaving Europe for June launch in U.S., Eye on the Arctic
