Does Finland has different weather: snow map

[Finman]

I have been told that Finnish and UK climate are different . Any scientific proves?


Half of our country is covered with snow. Thickest snow deapth is now 40 cm, which has rained during this week


http://www.foreca.fi/Finland/Helsinki/map/lumensyvyys

Traffic cameras of North Finland

http://www.kelikamerat.info/kelikamerat/Lappi/Rovaniemi
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Snow http://www.kelikamerat.info/kelikamerat/Lappi/Rovaniemi/tie-81/kt81_Juotasniemi


10 mm water rain is equal to 10 cm snow
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[Thymallus]

You have a climate in Finland, UK has lots of weather but no climate.

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

not even a sniff of snow in Wales - not a jot anywhere of note, may be a spot or two on the top of Eryri, but nothing on the fans (pronouned Vans for you heathens) around here

 

[bpmurray]

Someone posted a pic of snow on top of a mountain in the west of Ireland yesterday, but the reality is that it's unusual for areas at sea-level to get more than a dusting of snow any winter. The grass here keeps growing until late November and starts again in February so it's green most of the time. I've only been to the Helsinki area in March and it was all brown, everything dead at that time, very different to here.

 

[user 6228]

You have a climate in Finland, UK has lots of weather but no climate.

For the bees a critical factor is the number of hours of sunshine. the U.K. Has substantially less than countries to the south or the east.

 

[Finman]

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When I look now forecast of Finnish places, in South we have next 5 days water rain every day. +5 to + 3C temp all the time.

Then that place in North, which has 40C snow, will get more snow every day during next 5 days. Temp will be -3C

 

[Finman]

I've only been to the Helsinki area in March and it was all brown, everything dead at that time, very different to here.

Normally whole Finland is white in March. Snow melts away in April.

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

I have been told that Finnish and UK climate are different . Any scientific proves?

Normally whole Finland is white in March. Snow melts away in April.

QED - without the need of a scientist

 

[pargyle]

QED - without the need of a scientist

Ahh ... but does he not have a degree in Climatology ? So you are really quoting a scientist ... ???

 

[Finman]

Ahh ... but does he not have a degree in Climatology ? So you are really quoting a scientist ... ???

I am quoting DIYS

 

[beebot]

Have I missed something? What this all about?
We all know Finland has different weather to much of the UK. Parts of the North and Scotland may be similar. What is Finnie trying to say?

 

[Finman]

Parts of the North and Scotland may be similar. ?

Surely not similar.

You have missed something, but you are only lucky in that. Keep it.