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It gets like minus forty C in the mountains here and the sky turns all blue.
>>224479778Map is bullshit. It never snows in western Norway. Or does red means rain?
>>224479778and snowfall anomaly means?
>>224479778Oh no... Meters of snow once again...
>>224480045>>224480060>scandis can't read a simple 2d color-scale mapit means deviation from the mean, presumably for years up until 2012 or 2015. red and pink means much less snow; blue and purple obvs means much more snow.i guess the units are standard deviations from the mean.and yes less snow probably means more rain, everywhere
>>224480229It rains for average over 300 days in Bergen, major west coast city.
>>224479778i live on the coast and it almost never snows anyway
>>224480512>300 daysMore like +200 days. All of western Norway has much rain. Stavanger has 222 days of rain but Bergen has more heavy rain. If you hate rain then stay out of western Norway
>>224480512yes and Bergen is in the deep red, which means it should get even less snow from what it maybe would on the few days in winter, which makes the red look even more bad because it's expressed from standard deviations from the mean and there is less snow there to begin with.honestly, that's very informative, because it's absurd that it does not snow more there (given where it is), that just tells you how much norway's climate is shaped by the atlantic stream that brings hot air to it (and now there is too much of that hot air).and if you look outside your own cunt on the map to the rest of us, do you even understand what it means? the Alps have melted. it was clear that it was coming, and seeing it happen was grim, and now it's basically over. and the jugos experienced the same but they were maybe 5 years faster than the Alps. literally only some shitholes in inland Scandinavia get snow, and maybe Balts when they have a lucky season (like this year was), the rest of Europe has MELTED
el nino year, it is expected to reach its peak around december, so right during the northern hemisphere winterI'm guessing slush weather?
My electricity bill is going to be happy.
>>224479778balkan drought incoming. no snow means no snow melt.
>>224481343>I'm guessing slush weather?it's fascinating how much you guys have no idea, and i don't mean offense with this, i'm just pointing it out. our last 10 winters have been "slush weather" compared to what we experienced up until 2010s. it looks completely different. winter used to mean constant snow coverage from december to april, and cold waves that go to -15 to -20 degrees and more depending where, and it would last for weeks. these years we don't get either of those. there is no snow, and it just looks like autumn, which is so depressing.and this year, with this El Niňo, it looks like we will achieve new levels of "no white christmas". you know how they say that Earth's global warming is at about 1.8 degrees on average, maybe 2 by now? well keep in mind that it's not equal everywhere. for you in Brazil, it's about 1.5 degrees warmer than usual. in Austria (and most of Europe) it's 4.5 and in some places closer to 5 degrees warmer.it's because of the atlantic stream (google AMOC). and once that collapses, the heat that comes from Brazil to Europe over the Atlantic, will stop coming to Norway, and Europe will become much colder than this shit now, and Brazil will probably cook. we're just taking the heat for you because AMOC still did not collapse (and it will once all the ice melts, which is super soon).
>>224481882>>224481882maybe, but i don't think so. are you saying that just cos you're retarded, or do you have reason to believe it would happen? the Balkans, especially west part close to the sea are unlikely to have a serious drought during winter. the Adriatic evaporates a lot of water which then comes down on the inland (either as rain or snow), and in proper winters when the cold air comes from Siberia to the Adriatic, that creates INSANE snowfall. it's a perfect combo - they have high mountains parallel to a sea, so the Adriatic creates a "Lake effect" like you call it, and a cold front colliding with that vapor from the sea usually triggers a shitton of precipitation during winter.years ago, Balkans used to get basically as much as snow as most of Austria, and unironically maybe even more in places, but the last winters they have the same weather as us, where it snows for one day, and then it rains for 2 weeks non-stop. all of Europe now has Atlantic winters, not just Bergen (>>224480229).
>>224482386no, winter didnt use to mean that. im as old as your father, the winters i grew up with where just as crap. winter here happends in the start of spring and our summer happends in the start of autumn. i got sleds and all kinds of toys at christmas, but there was no snow to play in it.
>>224481132we are a little slowgive ole a break
>>224482944that's just bizarre. are you from western Norway? close to the coastline? again, this just shows you how much the Atlantic stream modulates your weather. call me autistic, but the fact you people are not aware of how this works is even more bizarre than your weather. do you have any fucking idea how far north you are? Bergen is as far north as Alaska, and Siberia. they get a lot of snow, you know? and they are very cold. Bergen is much warmer given where it is (and all of Norway probably, especially the coastline) just because of the heat coming from the Atlantic.maybe your atlantic winter is normal for you, but for us winters were not like this. when i was a kid, we would sled all winter, literally. there was ALWAYS snow, and you would get sick of it by the end of winter, especially if it snows frequently so you have to shovel it all the time. and i guess it's weird for you nordoids that people more south than you know snow better than you, turns out you have no idea about snow lol.>>224483055:)
