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    Natale anomalo in Islanda: registrato un record di temperatura di +19,8°C

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    1. Wagamaga on

      On the eve of Christmas, Iceland recorded its highest December temperature ever, reaching +19.8°C in the town of Seyðisfjörður. This warming is attributed to tropical air masses and the peculiarities of the local landscape.

      In Iceland, the highest temperature ever recorded in December was registered on Christmas Eve. At 11:00 AM in the town of Seyðisfjörður, thermometers rose to +19.8°C, an unprecedented figure for the Arctic region at this time of year. This was reported by the country’s media, writes UNN.

    2. VikingCourage999 on

      Santa ditching the sleigh for sunglasses in Reykjavík climate change really said Christmas, but make it summer.

    3. karaokejoker on

      Whilst here in Sydney, Australia it was a maximum of 19 degrees C on boxing day.

    5. UniuM on

      Meanwhile I’m leaving home in the morning in Portugal with 5c while pissing rain at the same time.

    8. Impossible-Ground-98 on

      That’s crazy, we had something like -8 in Poland, coldest day of the winter so far

    9. KP6fanclub on

      Those “global warming does not exist” stories have faded away like Homer into bushes.

    10. InnerYard3146 on

      Time to rename it to grassland or something like that.

    11. CeeArthur on

      Our weather shot up to +10 last weekend then immediately dropped to -20 on Tuesday. Weathers been weird. (Halifax)

    13. backup_guid on

      A combination of warm air from the south and the föhnwind effect will lead to temperatures like these. It happen from time to time at about the same latitude in Norway as well.

      The previous record was 19,7.

    14. just_a_pyro on

      Buy beachfront property while it’s still cheap I guess

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