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I live in Sweden. That's one of those countries with a reasonable chance of those "winter wonderland" kinds of Christmas (or Yule in our case, rather). First snow can come in November and by December, it could be total chaos with cars burried and roads covered. I remember how my school once had to dig out the entrences.

And sure. In the northern parts, it's still cold. But in many areas where snow was commonplace this time of year, this is instead the kind of weather we can look forward to. It's dark and rainy. Wonder if there will still be some snow in January or February? There is a chance. Usually we get a couple of weeks or so. But how about the future?

I was tempted to put this drawing in the "political" category (I'm using the old site right now). Seriously, summers are warmer - yes - but it's more apparent in winter. I don't like it. And of course, me wishing for some winter snow is the least urgent of the problems.

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I live in Sweden. That's one of those countries with a reasonable chance of those "winter wonderland" kinds of Christmas (or Yule in our case, rather). First snow can come in November and by December, it could be total chaos with cars burried and roads covered. I remember how my school once had to dig out the entrences.

And sure. In the northern parts, it's still cold. But in many areas where snow was commonplace this time of year, this is instead the kind of weather we can look forward to. It's dark and rainy. Wonder if there will still be some snow in January or February? There is a chance. Usually we get a couple of weeks or so. But how about the future?

I was tempted to put this drawing in the "political" category (I'm using the old site right now). Seriously, summers are warmer - yes - but it's more apparent in winter. I don't like it. And of course, me wishing for some winter snow is the least urgent of the problems.