Seguimento Europa 2014
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Cai neve desde as 21:30 mas pelo radar deve parar em breve.
Acumulou cerca de 1cm, ou mesmo nem isso.
Inverno frustrante...
Acumulou cerca de 1cm, ou mesmo nem isso.
Inverno frustrante...
Bem já retiraram tanto frio. Este Inverno está mesmo a ser uma coisa doentia! 
Neste momento 4ºC e céu encoberto e pronto não passa disto. Quero neve!!!!
Neste momento 4ºC e céu encoberto e pronto não passa disto. Quero neve!!!!
De novo enormes diferenças de temperatura na Europa ás 15:00 horas
Vilnius -14
Berlin -10
Prague -9
Warsaw -8
Sofia -8
Bucharest -6
Vienna -6
Budapest -6
Belgrade -6
Zagreb -5
Valencia 23
Murcia 24
Vilnius -14
Berlin -10
Prague -9
Warsaw -8
Sofia -8
Bucharest -6
Vienna -6
Budapest -6
Belgrade -6
Zagreb -5
Valencia 23
Murcia 24
1,1C e chove... Devem estar temperaturas superiores a zero em altitude para nao ter neve no solo.
A neve que caiu durante a noite já derreteu.
A neve que caiu durante a noite já derreteu.
Bastante neve em Groningen já desde ontem a noite.
Na minha cidade, Nijmegen, 3ºC e sempre a chover.
Na minha cidade, Nijmegen, 3ºC e sempre a chover.
Bom por aqui tarde de chuva com 4ºC. Agora 7ºC mas sem chuva. No entanto a app do meu telemóvel está a prever neve para amanhã de manhã. Se for como da última vez irá nevar! Mas se cair qualquer coisa será muito reduzido e misturado com chuva de certeza! A neve em condições e o frio continuam a ser uma miragem por aqui também.
Enquanto isso os EUA vão levar com mais ar polar!
Enquanto isso os EUA vão levar com mais ar polar!
Temperaturas máximas e mínimas hoje em capitais europeas (últimas 24 horas segundo Ogimet)
Madrid 17/3
Berlin -10/-14
Prague -7/-15
Warsaw -8/-13
Vienna -6/-11
Bucharest -5/-7
Vilnius -10/-18
Kyev -10/-18
Madrid 17/3
Berlin -10/-14
Prague -7/-15
Warsaw -8/-13
Vienna -6/-11
Bucharest -5/-7
Vilnius -10/-18
Kyev -10/-18
SUÉCIA: - 41,2 ºC
Cold Snap: -41 in Sweden
Tuesday, 21 January 2014 - Residents living in far northern Sweden woke up to a temperature of -41.2 C on Sunday as the harsh winter continues to bite across the rest of the country. The village of Karesuando, right at the very northern tip of Sweden, clocked the epic cold temperature during Sunday reports the Swedish weather agency SMHI.
"It is also a seasonal record," said SMHI meteorologist Lars Unnerstad to the TT news agency. The recorded temperature of -41.2 was a record for that region which is right on the Finnish border. Unnerstad added that he expected more cold records to break during the next 24 hours due to the high pressure, lack of wind and the continuing clear weather.
The deep freeze has had an impact on local transport in the region with train and bus services being cancelled as a result. "The limit for the trains to operate is -30 C and the buses we can drive until it is -35. If it is colder then we think it is a safety hazard," said Annelie Lindeblad of Arriva.
In the rest of Sweden the cold is not as severe but SMHI added that the whole country was covered in snow on Saturday for the first time this winter.
MINA Breaking News
Cold Snap: -41 in Sweden
Tuesday, 21 January 2014 - Residents living in far northern Sweden woke up to a temperature of -41.2 C on Sunday as the harsh winter continues to bite across the rest of the country. The village of Karesuando, right at the very northern tip of Sweden, clocked the epic cold temperature during Sunday reports the Swedish weather agency SMHI.
"It is also a seasonal record," said SMHI meteorologist Lars Unnerstad to the TT news agency. The recorded temperature of -41.2 was a record for that region which is right on the Finnish border. Unnerstad added that he expected more cold records to break during the next 24 hours due to the high pressure, lack of wind and the continuing clear weather.
The deep freeze has had an impact on local transport in the region with train and bus services being cancelled as a result. "The limit for the trains to operate is -30 C and the buses we can drive until it is -35. If it is colder then we think it is a safety hazard," said Annelie Lindeblad of Arriva.
In the rest of Sweden the cold is not as severe but SMHI added that the whole country was covered in snow on Saturday for the first time this winter.
MINA Breaking News