Thursday 13 Aug, 2026

Swedish local record – lowest temperature of the century

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A new cold record has been broken in Scandinavia. 

According to SMHI, the coldest temperature of the century has been recorded in the Swedish town of Vittangi in Lapland. A temperature of -44.6 degrees was recorded there on January 5th of this year. 

Until now, the cold record was -44.0 degrees in Storbo in northernmost Dalarna, which was measured on February 4, 2001.

Source: Aftonbladet.se

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