Europe upside down

February 18, 2008

Once upon a time Athens was known to be in southern Europe, and Stockholm in northern Europe. Nowadays the weather over the past few days indicates the opposite. Take a look below, from Stockholm (via webbkameror) and Athens (via cosmo.gr) respectively, photos taken on Sunday February 17th 2008:

While it is not so rare for snow to cover the Greek capital (it happens once every 2-3 years), for the Swedish capital it seems that this year’s winter will be the mildest in the past 250 years. At the moment (2008.02.18 at 08:17 AM), according to weather.com temperatures are -5 for Athens and +3 for Stockholm :P . It’s an interesting contrast between two very distant regions of Europe and maybe an indication of climatic change?


Seasonal Start-up?

February 5, 2008
Just think before you react to the picture below, the man has a point!
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[Thanks Dina]

Simply too soon!

January 30, 2008

Swedish winter is still wanted! Probably another sign of Global Warming. Things are quite messed up nowadays, as a gardener in southern Sweden discovered that his potatoes, sown in August, were ready to be harvested last weekend. That’s “Absolutely not Swedish”, just crazy!

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