Finland

[Son Of Odin]

[Chosen1]

Currently it is somewhere in +25 - +30 in whole Finland. This summer and especially the late July and early August have been extremely hot.

Lol, 30 degrees celsius would be considered cold here in the southern united states (Texas), where in a normal summer day the temperature does not drop below 38 degrees. Even now it is still in the high 30's

[Xant]

Lol, 30 degrees celsius would be considered cold here in the southern united states (Texas), where in a normal summer day the temperature does not drop below 38 degrees. Even now it is still in the high 30's

Uh...
http://www.currentresults.com/Weather/Texas/average-annual-temperatures.php

[Pestdoktor]

[Thomek]

[Chosen1]

Uh...
http://www.currentresults.com/Weather/Texas/average-annual-temperatures.php

lol, someone doesn't know how to read charts. That's the average temperature all year (I should mention that in the winter it drops to around -5 degrees celsius). If you actually clicked on a city you would see that in the summer months the high is around 36 degrees celsius. Which isn't really correct anyway, it is usually much much hotter than that. I would know because I've fucking lived here all my life 

pansy ass europeans don't know shitty weather like us murricans

[Son Of Odin]

(it has english subtitles)

[sF_Guardian]

(it has english subtitles)

i don't even...

[Teeth]

lol, someone doesn't know how to read charts. That's the average temperature all year (I should mention that in the winter it drops to around -5 degrees celsius). If you actually clicked on a city you would see that in the summer months the high is around 36 degrees celsius. Which isn't really correct anyway, it is usually much much hotter than that. I would know because I've fucking lived here all my life 

pansy ass europeans don't know shitty weather like us murricans

lol, someone doesn't know latitudes and their effect on temperatures. Surely because the US and Europe lie on fairly comparable latitudes the weather is reasonably similar. Besides, -40 degrees isn't even very badass compared to -30 or even -40 degrees which the on-topic Fins endure. Also, no you wouldn't know because you aren't a scientifically valid thermometer.

[Chosen1]

lol, someone doesn't know latitudes and their effect on temperatures. Surely because the US and Europe lie on fairly comparable latitudes the weather is reasonably similar. Besides, -40 degrees isn't even very badass compared to -30 or even -40 degrees which the on-topic Fins endure. Also, no you wouldn't know because you aren't a scientifically valid thermometer.

what? I didn't say -40 I said 40 degrees. unless thats a typo 

If you were trying to say how cold finland is, true, it gets very cold there. but we have cold winters in america too. but the difference between american weather and european weather is that it actually fluctuates from testicle-numbingly cold to scorching hot. meanwhile, most europeans have never even been in an environment that doesn't have a calm 20-25 degree all year climate.

stay mad europoors

[Thomek]

meanwhile, most europeans have never even been in an environment that doesn't have a calm 20-25 degree all year climate.

stay mad europoors

Uh.. lol.

[Teeth]

what? I didn't say -40 I said 40 degrees. unless thats a typo 

If you were trying to say how cold finland is, true, it gets very cold there. but we have cold winters in america too. but the difference between american weather and european weather is that it actually fluctuates from testicle-numbingly cold to scorching hot. meanwhile, most europeans have never even been in an environment that doesn't have a calm 20-25 degree all year climate.

stay mad europoors

Twas a typo. Finland gets testicle-numbingly cold, Spain gets scorching hot.

Stay dumb murica

[Chosen1]

Spain? Scorching hot? 

Well if you think spain is hot don't ever come down here to texas, you might die of heat exhaustion 

[SirCymro_Crusader]

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(finland is on my travel list though)

[Teeth]

Spain? Scorching hot? 

Well if you think spain is hot don't ever come down here to texas, you might die of heat exhaustion 

Highest average high of Spain, 36.4 degrees Celsius, highest average high of Texas, 37.5 degrees Celsius. The difference isn't stellar, you're not that special.