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Curiously, in Sweden storms never brew in tea cups, only in glasses of water. "Storm i ett vattenglas".

• anigbrowl 14y ago
  It's all those glaciers, the water's clearer...
  • jeltz 14y ago
    The Swedish glaciers are all tiny and not major contributors to our water supply. I believe the real reasons are: 1) West winds causing it to rain in the mountains of Norway and western Sweden. 2) The over 100k lakes created by the ice age. 3) Generally good bedrock and soil for ground water quality. Only common problem is radon in some parts of Sweden.
    • anigbrowl 14y ago
      I wasn't being serious, but thanks for the insight!