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Sounds like you are from a very warm climate. A lot of people consider Berlin winters mild and summers hot.
by zurn 9y ago
Sounds like you are from a very warm climate. A lot of people consider Berlin winters mild and summers hot.
- BjoernKW 9y agoBerlin winters and mild? I've never heard those two words next to each other before. Berlin winters are sometimes described as Russian. While I've never been to Russia I think it's a fitting description. They tend to be very cold and dry. -20 degrees centigrade is nothing unheard of.
- romanovcode 9y agoYeah, because in Moscow you have only 1-2 weeks of snow per year. You crazy.
- majewsky 9y ago-20°C (which would be -4°F) sounds highly unlikely for Berlin. I live in Dresden (about 200km south of Berlin), and the lowest we had was maybe -10°C on a single day last winter. It hovered between 0 and -5 for a while (maybe two or three weeks), resulting in an unusually persistent snow cover. (I'm not used to seeing snow for more than a week at once.) Before Dresden, I lived north of Berlin, near the Baltic Sea, and I don't recall -20°C there either. (Well, maybe it happened a few times over the course of my childhood, but I cannot recall anymore.)
- zurn 9y agoHere, have some data from the coldest month: http://www.accuweather.com/en/de/berlin/10178/january-weather/178087 http://www.accuweather.com/en/de/berlin/10178/january-weathe... (tl;dr - hovering around 0C)