Right now, Svalbard has warmer weather than Seville in southern Spain.

During the morning, 4 degrees Celsius was measured in Longyearbyen, which is unusually one of Norway's warmest cities today.

Seville had 3 degrees Celsius this morning and Ankara in Turkey had only 1 degree.

– It's a bit upside down, you could say, says Lasse Rydkvist, meteorologist at Klart. 

The unusually cold temperatures in the southern parts of Europe are due to the jet stream.

– It has a clear bend down towards the Iberian Peninsula and it is precisely when you get a clear bend south that really cold air can spread far down and then you get this cold air plume, says Lasse Rydkvist.

Source: Aftonbladet.se