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Lowest and highest temperatures ever recorded in European countries
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the lowest cant be true
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Why?Originally Posted by Hadouken
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that cold ? -45 etc ?
celsius ?
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Celsius yes.
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Lowest temperatures in Germany, Austria and Italy are recorded on very high elevetion. In Italy on Alpine peak on over 3000 m altitude.
In Bosnia and Serbia lowest temperatures are recorded on elevation 1160 m (Serbia), and 1200 m (Bosnia).
In Serbia here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karajukića_Bunari
In Bosnia here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igman
Last edited by Pribislav; 11-25-2018 at 10:41 AM.
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Why not? I've been through -32 Celsius here in Sweden, and I don't even live that far up north in this country.
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Best weather: -5 -15 celsius + snow
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U do understand that those temperatures were recorded somewhere in the mountains probably
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