How is Sweden's temperature?

Answer 1

Geographically, Sweden belongs mainly to the North Tempered Zone. This means the temperatures during the winter may fall as low as -30 °C in the northern parts of the country, and be as high as 30 °C during the summer in the mid/south regions. The highest temperature recognized in Sweden was 38 °C and the lowest recorded has been -52,6 °C.

Overall, the average temperature lies in the 20-25 °C region during the summer and range from -2 to 4 °C during the winter.