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God is sending a clear warning to the people of Norway, and all the sodomites who are planning to travel there after it has been declared as the nr. 1 sodomy friendly tourist destination in the world. Booked your tickets faggots? Well you might reconsider that now cause it sure ain't gonna be any hot gay anal sex. Weather is not suppoed to be like this in spring, combined with the recent gay tourism award, what other explanation than God could it be?
Sweden hit by 'unusually low' temperatures
Temperatures in Sweden are ten degrees Celsius colder than usual at this time of year, with experts predicting that the "unusually low" thermometer readings are likely to stick around for the week.
Even though the calendar suggests that it's March, the thermometer is behaving like it's January.
The mercury dropped as low as -20C in Stockholm on Sunday night, and -22C in some parts of Dalarna in central Sweden. While these two areas were among the worst hit, the chill was felt across the whole country.
"Only Munka-Ljunby in north-western Skåne (southern Sweden) recorded higher then zero, but not by much - just 0.2C," wrote Sweden's weather agency SMHI on its website.
SEE ALSO: Photo gallery - walking through a Swedish winter wonderland
Experts have suggested that the winter chill wasn't just a one-off, either.
"We'll have below-freezing temperatures even during the day time for the whole week," Linnea Rehn, meteorologist at SMHI, told the TT news agency.
After the week is over, Rehn predicted that the weather should reflect something more like spring.
"It will be milder by then, especially in southern Sweden," she said.
Temperatures in Sweden are ten degrees Celsius colder than usual at this time of year, with experts predicting that the "unusually low" thermometer readings are likely to stick around for the week.
Even though the calendar suggests that it's March, the thermometer is behaving like it's January.
The mercury dropped as low as -20C in Stockholm on Sunday night, and -22C in some parts of Dalarna in central Sweden. While these two areas were among the worst hit, the chill was felt across the whole country.
"Only Munka-Ljunby in north-western Skåne (southern Sweden) recorded higher then zero, but not by much - just 0.2C," wrote Sweden's weather agency SMHI on its website.
SEE ALSO: Photo gallery - walking through a Swedish winter wonderland
Experts have suggested that the winter chill wasn't just a one-off, either.
"We'll have below-freezing temperatures even during the day time for the whole week," Linnea Rehn, meteorologist at SMHI, told the TT news agency.
After the week is over, Rehn predicted that the weather should reflect something more like spring.
"It will be milder by then, especially in southern Sweden," she said.
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