Climate of Sweden

Sweden is a large country located in Scandinavia, it has a mostly subarctic climate, especially Swedish Lapland regions and for example: Norrbotten. 

The southern Swedish coast experiences an oceanic climate, for example: Halland, Småland and Gotland. 

Southern inland areas of Sweden experience a continental climate, for example: Västergötland, Östergötland and Uppland. 

Most areas of Sweden experience very cold winters, and mild summers. However, some places can have warm summers.

 Weather Records 

The highest temperature ever recorded in Sweden was  on 29 June 1947 in Målilla.http://www.smhi.se/kunskapsbanken/meteorologi/hogsta-temperaturer-i-juni-1.76480

The lowest temperature ever recorded in Sweden was  on 13 December 1941 in Malgovik.http://www.smhi.se/kunskapsbanken/meteorologi/lagsta-temperaturer-i-december-1.76463 

The highest 24-hour rainfall record for Sweden was 198 millimeters on 28 July 1997 in Fagerheden. https://www.smhi.se/en/climate/climate-indicators/climate-indicators-extreme-precipitation-1.91474 

 Highest temperatures measured in Sweden 

 Location Temperature Date Målilla  29 June 1947 Uppsala  9 July 1933 Härsnäs  21 July 2022 Linköping  21 July 2022 Härnösand  25 June 1891 Eskilstuna   21 July 2022 Borås  20 July 1901 Västerås  9 July 1933 Stockholm  6 August 1975 Falun  4 August 2014 Piteå  17 July 1945 Ulricehamn  10 July 1941 Gothenburg  26 July 2019, 31 July 2018 Karlshamn  3 July 1883 Halmstad  26 July 1994 Visby  11 July 2010 Kristianstad  9 August 1975 Vänersborg  26 July 1994

 Lowest temperatures measured in Sweden 

 Location Temperature Date Malgovik  13 December 1941 Vuoggatjålme  2 February 1966 Nikkaluokta  2 February 1966 Hemavan  30 December 1978 Vittangi  3 February 1966 Björkfors  31 January 1956 Ytterhogdal  1 January 1979 Gällivare  27 January 1999 Piteå  28 January 1999 Härnösand  15 January 1893 Uppsala  6 March 1888 Stockholm  25 January 1942 Halmstad  4 February 1912

 References 

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