>North America >gets as cold as -20 C in january/february

Oh boy I can't wait to go to the average american town so i can get some overweight soccer mom with an 80's haircut wearing sweatpants to ask me where I'm from only to discover that she doesn't even know where countries are on the map before she goes on and on about how she's norwegian despite A) not being able to place norway on a map and B) not having held onto any traditions outside of one or two random things lying around the town.

boy we sure missed out it must be better in your land of plastic shopping malls and concrete parking lots.

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>literally never seen snow that wasn't on a video, tv show or movie in my entire life

>>53512872
everything above Italy is same latitude as Canada you Kek

>>53512982
*genetically norwegian

>>53512872
Is this a new stereotype?

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-6 here right now, but it's gonna drop to -10/-12 this weekend. I live by the coast, so it doesn't get that bad here, but it's very windy, so felt temperature can get up to twice as cold.

>>53513211
>literally never seen snow that wasn't on a video, tv show or movie
There, now you've seen it on picture too.

>>53512872
It's a matter of humidity. I live on a coastal town on the Adriatic and I was confirmed by a Finn our 90% humidity 0-2° are much worse than their superdry -15

>>53512872
it was -22 a few days ago in helsinki...

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>>53514473

>>53514473

i dont even.. LOL, what? why are the mailboxes and fences and signs so low to the ground? does this blow the fuck out of the scandi height meme? fucking norsmalls HAHAHAHAH

>>53512872
The difference is that Europe is not suppose to face such climate unlike us. Well the Golf stream is dying so expect much worse than this.

>>53512872
>what is humidity?

>>53517993


I think you'll find that the average scandi is about 5cm taller than the average 'murrican.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height#Average_height_around_the_world

The reason we can put things like mailboxes below waist height is because our arms' range of motion is not limited to such a degree by our bellies.

>>53518372

maybe your government and media mandated them to be so low to prepare the populace for bending over to brown dicks

>>53518532
>t. Jose Mendoza

>>53518532
It's not really as low as it might look to you, and fences are only meant to keep animals out/look cute. There aren't even any brown people living in my neighborhood, and barely my town as a whole.

>>53518532
Did pointing out your inferiority make you upset, little brown man? Are your feelings of inadequacy why you make up tales of how white women want your little brown dick?

>>53518101
'bout 99% year-round tobehaytch m8
t. Houston
>:^)

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>>53519039
You know Houston is as far south as Africa, Saudi Arabia and India, right?

>>53519396
Texas confirmed for arab tier.

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>Unitedstatian "banter"

>>53523506
Surprised how "much" sun there is north of Trondheim, considering sunshine is quite literally non-existent there during all of winter.

>>53524405
Then again, in summer the sun never sets either. Guess it adds up in the end.

>>53518074
why do so many people live there? why don't they move south?

>>53524837
People move where there is money to be made. There's probably a lot of significant industry there, and then people choose to stay for the sake of convenience.

>>53512872
Ha ha ha ha...you clearly haven't been to Northern Europe.

Just a few miles north of where i live it was -42 C.

>>53527693
It's undeniable that the Scandinavian Peninsula is cold, but I think his point is just that people don't live in the cold parts. Here in Norway you don't really have towns of over maybe 6k living in those constant -30C or more areas far inlands. And judging by population density, I wouldn't assume that many people live in the really cold parts of Sweden or Finland either. Most stick to the south, or the coast.

>>53512872
what's with the yaoi hands

Europeans also complain about unbearable heat when it reaches 80F over there

>>53514206
>latitude is the only determining factor in weather

Right, I forgot that Scotland and the Yukon were the same temperature.

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>>53523506
i live on the far east coast of canada where it also gets as cold as the midwest

just fuck my shit up senpai

>>53528951
But it's never over 80F in Europe.

>>53512872
Maybe in southern europe.
Here is -10*C

>>53514473
Jeg varsler fra til doxxeanon

Europe in general is temperate as fuck so they complain every time the temperature changes.

Literally only Russia is comparable with Canada's weather.

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>>53523506
Literally africa climate.
So that is why they have so many negroes.

>>53528998
That "lower Sun blob" in South America should be slightly souther than in the map.

>>53514206
that's not how weather works

our northern territories have had warmer weather then our near USA border towns

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>>53519039
Literally never drops below 80% for me

>>53528951
>using memedegrees
>27 degrees Celsius not being comfy enough unless humidity fuck things up

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>>53529149
>antyder Atle finner meg utifra det der

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>>53528951
Virtually all houses in the UK don't have air-conditioning and it's still an option on low end cars because we don't need it
Plus humidity makes a lot of difference so when it does hit 80F for 3 days of the year, we definitely feel it