What is winter like in your cunt?

0C to 10C which the usual temperature during winter

It's not fair...

I live in the desert
We don't have a "winter"
It'll cool to like 50F maybe

Okey that is colder than i expected.

thats were i live,in the south its mosy likely hotter during winter

Depressing

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>It hasnt snowed in 3 years were i live

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Shit, as always.

Very mild. It very falls under 0°C

Looks cosy

> he thinks that -20C is cold weather
oh no no no

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Hell.

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Here's the thing though. The Midwest has some harsh winters but it's at a much lower latitude than Sweden so you're not subjected to 20 hour winter nights.

Comfy but a pain in the ass here in Shitcongo

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-40c, in southern Québec.

lmao

Dark, wet and muddy. A thorough disappointment all-around.

Just a little cold, it doesn't rain much anymore in Santiago :(

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>What does it feel like to live mostly in the dark? In the Swedish winter, not only is daylight sparse but its quality is poor: the dishwater-grey colour makes it obvious why so much modern crime fiction comes from this part of the world. Touring Sweden in the 18th century, Mary Wollstonecraft wrote that the sun began to convince her “that he came forth only to torment."

Looks beautifull.How cold does it usually get in tampere?

Sometimes comfy like your pic, sometimes grey slush for three months.
Last winter it was enough that you could go cross-country skiing in the park.
t. Gothenburg, mid-southern Sweden

>no huehue flags
They don't know winter exists.

around -20 Celsius is the usual but there have been winters with -30 C temperatures

that's pretty rare though

Comfy.

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0-5 °C, misty drizzly rain sometimes for weeks at a time.

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The really cold parts are in Siberia anyway--Moscow doesn't get that brutally cold IIRC.

Hello Vancouver.

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The last two winters in the Northeast really tried my patience. We got down to -15 on January 23 along with an awful wind storm. That was the worst ever.

>step outside at night in -15 and your face actually burns from the cold

Based

>inb4 a Russian says that's spring-like conditions

Comfy here in Visby. Not too cold (around -5 is normal) and just the right amount of snow.

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I love you, Yakutsk user.

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Awful

Same latitude as Pennsylvania.

From my experience many Canadians blantenly lie about their temperature. Often they say they have -40C and then you look up their city and see that last time they had such a temperature was decades ago or some shit and in reality it's -18C

Most of the populated parts of Canada are close to the border and also they're only at the latitude of France so winter nights aren't nearly as long as they are in Scandinavia.

Here in Rio Grande do Sul it's just highly humid 0C-15C temperatures, but very few nights actually go as low as 0C. 13C right now, will go as low 4C in the middle of the night.

There was a place in Santa Catarina that got below 0C temperatures for several days, São Joaquim, they got -6C a week ago.

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come to Spain :)

It's like you'd expect. The shortest days of the year are between Thanksgiving and Christmas after which the days gradually lengthen. Unless you're a huehue where there's no seasons or change in the day/night length the entire year.

Always disappointing. Not enough snow. Just mostly rain and cold and clouds

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depends on the region but since I live in the Po Valley, I will say that it is cold and foggy, but it does not snow or rain that much.

>sun doesn't rise at all for over 3 months
>dark 20 hours per day for another 3 months
>retard cold
>snowstorms that bury buildings
>frozen sewage pipes
>not even my volvo will start
>people drink too much and then blow their brains out

Pretty much like that.

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btw in january the avg min is 0 C and the avg max is 6 C

wet and really windy if you live in my costal city (10 to 0°C)
freezing and blizzardy if you go couple of km north to the mountains (-10 to -25°C)

Cold and the sun goes away for several months.

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Pretty much like here. With luck a week or 2 of snow for the entire winter. It sucks.

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It's dark and cold.
Pic related, during lunch hour (13:00). No sun.

I thought I like le rushn vinter but then I experienced snowless & warm december and half of january in my city and really enjoyed it.

I think It would be great to have warm winter with rare snow like in western yurop and north states of USA.

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Well shit, forgot pic

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Comfy, except it's so fucking dark all the time. But I just LOVE snow and cold.

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At least we get northern lights

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Do you live above the Arctic circle?

i want to ride this bus in the winter.

looks comy af.

>Po Valley
why is your region literally called ass crack?

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>north states of USA
>warm winter with rare snow
Uh...

There are plenty of areas where it gets to -40 at least once a year, but Canadians tend to look at the weather forecast which also gives a windchill temperature that's much colder so they're probably recalling that number.

Does it even snows in the USA outside of Alaska?

This is fine

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Scandinavia is unusual for being one of the only heavily populated areas of the world at its respective latitude.

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very cold indeed yank

Yeh, I live a bit north of Kiruna. We literally had a snowstorm a few weeks ago..

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It's only going to get more cold and snowy. ""climate change"" is the reverse of what you think it is

Is this why you import all these Africans and Sandniggers? Did you think they bring sung with them?

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I'm not sure if this is serious or not

It's a big country, varies. In Arizona snow is just a myth except maybe in some high elevations.

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More like it's going to be hotter until enough polar ice have melted to fuck with the gulf stream.

>Africans and Sandniggers?
They all live a 20 hour drive down south where the winter is mild as fuck.

>tf
>tp

Rainy mudfest with temperatures between 5°-10°.

So that plan failed, I see. Or is the winter mild because of them concentrating there?

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In the past few years North America has been cooling while Europe has been warming.

Wouldn't it be funny if we got all of Europe's milder weather, and Europe got our overall more extreme weather?

They're supposed to be cold, and with lots of snow, but it wasn't the case in recent years.
Sun rises around 9am and at 5pm it's already dark, but it's not the problem since you'll never see sun anyway cause of clouds.

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Here is your fap material, bro

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Every photo of Russia looks like the setting of a survival horror movie.

>Or is the winter mild because of them concentrating there?
Hmmmm.

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That's ok, we have that old FKK beach photo of her in her 20s.

wait, really? It's cold there in America?

I really don't understand why of all places this was supposed to be our Lebensraum. Every Russian who can escapes from there anyway.

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Grim lad

Doesn't sound funny at all.

Last two winters were the coldest since before WWI or something. In general this decade has been cooler than the 2000s which was pretty damn hot.

This spring it was late May before we got a day where it cracked 26 degrees and there was a fuckton of rain, probably the wettest spring in well over a decade. Even much of the first half of June was unusually cool and wet, but I can remember many other years where a brutal heat wave hit at that time.

And then as if by magic, when we got to the first day of summer, the hot weather kicked in and there was a punishing heat wave for the next week.

>live in middle Sweden near coast
>winter sucks
>no snow because coastal weather
>still cold, get freezing rain instead
>dark and dreadful
>few hours of daylight, usually under a thick cover of dark clouds

It's pretty shit, I wished I lived up north like the other anons..

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No its bullshit. We've just had more snow storms and earlier winters in certain parts of the country. Florida though is getting dryer and dryer and the hurricanes are more numerous than ever

>Any place that is like Russia, but without winter
>So... like Ukraine?

Perfect setting for a horror survival game though. Especially with shadow and flashlight mechanics n stuff