UPDATED: Arctic Scandinavia Gets First -40s, Bitter Cold Dives South Behind Big Snow System

Fierce cold has moved into Arctic Scandinavia providing the coldest morning of winter.

At 830 UTC this morning

, it was -41C in Norway, -38C in Finland and -34C Sweden.

Credit: Meteoceil

UPDATED WEDNESDAY EVENING…

Tonight is still early but it’s already colder than this morning…

CURRENTLY -42.4C at Kautokeino, Norway, -39C at Inari Vayla, Finland, the wind chill hit -50.2C here this afternoon.

Credit: Meteoceil

Meanwhile here in the UK, it’s a colder night thanks to strong surface high pressure clearing out the skies and dropping the wind but lack of reflective snow cover means -7C at best I think.

Credit: chorleyweather.com

Credit: BBC Weather

The major wind and snow system pulling south over central Europe will open the door to this severe cold pulling south out of Scandinavia and over the fresh, deep snow cover of the Baltics, Poland, Czech and Germany in the coming days.

-20s even for southern Germany, -30s possible in Czech, Poland and Baltics.

Credit: chorleyweather.com

Credit: chorleyweather.com

Credit: chorleyweather.com

Major snowfall for Poland, Germany, Italy, Balkans, Greece and western Turkey!

Credit: AccuWeather

 

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