What is the coldest temperature in Lapland?

Answer 1

There is snow from November to May.

What is the weather like: Mild in summer with temperatures reaching 20°C and a wonderful snowland in winter with -30°C in the coldest months of the year

During the winter, high pressure fronts move from Russia to Northern Sweden. This causes the weather in the north of Sweden to be quite cold for long periods during the year. In some parts of the region the yearly average temperature is near 0° C.

Answer 2

Because the sun can never be more than about 47 degrees above the

horizon there, and even that only happens once a year. The lower the

sun is in the sky, the less it's able to warm the air and the ground.

Answer 3

The coldest temperature recorded in Lapland is approximately -51.5°C (-60.7°F). This extreme temperature was recorded in the village of Kittilä in January 1999. Lapland, located in northern Finland, experiences very cold temperatures during the winter months.

Answer 4

Svalbard is so cold because it is inside the Arctic Circle, with a long winter period (and very short days in winter).

Answer 5

Yes they're both islands, but Svalbard is located at 78 north, much farther to the north.

Answer 6

generally very cold

Answer 7

it can get as low as -30 degrease