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Yyy not sure if Northern Europe where much of "development" happened on the Old Continent as a whole, is "substantially warmer" than NA.
by melx 3y ago
Yyy not sure if Northern Europe where much of "development" happened on the Old Continent as a whole, is "substantially warmer" than NA.
- rendall 3y agoDefinitely is. New York is at the same latitude as Spain but tracks in winter temperature with Southern Finland. Scandinavia is way up in the same latitudes as the Canadian Northwestern Passages but is not nearly as cold.
- melx 3y agoSpain is classified as Southern Europe.
- dsfyu404ed 3y agoWould you rather wear a toga and sandals in Bangor, Maine or Bangor, Wales?
- MadSudaca 3y agoThe majority of people in Scandinavia live in the south, where the temperatures are much milder. However, I think that even in the north of these countries, temperatures are still not as bad as in much of Canada during winters.