I guess my blood pressure will be off the charts tonight.
@manx I remember some meteorologist saying that one should check the forecast of the coming day for an area 100 km where you are or will be and expect the weather to be anything that area is forecasted to have. That means quite big variations sometimes.
@japchap Yes. And the legislation requires one to use winter tires (either studded or high-friction) during a certain time of the year. And one can have them on when needed, as it can be icy/snowy road conditions also outside that given time period, especially in the North.
@manx Same here, more or less. The forecast says the temperature would be sub-zero for the coming 5–7 days, then it would rise above 0. But that's way too far in the future for the forecast to be accurate.
Read that there's more snow in Stockholm than ever during the past 100 years. And it's just early November. People who love winter must be enjoying this, right @manx?
Here in Helsinki region we have "only" 30–40 cm of snow, which is very far from the record. But we still have more snow than on average in early November.
@hazardwarning I wouldn't be so sure. But maybe that's just the inherent pessimist in me saying that. I hope for the best, but also prepare for the worst.
// @matigo
@kdfrawg It's time to prepare for the worst case scenario and learn survival skills?
// @skematica