A temperature of 25C (77F) might not feel like a big deal in many countries, but in Scandinavia, it’s warm.
While Scandinavians are generally used to colder temperatures, there’s more to it than this: The way cities and buildings are designed — to retain heat rather than keep cool — goes some way to explaining why temperatures that feel like a regular summer day elsewhere seem so severe in the Nordics.
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