February was unusually cold in Dalarna

February 2023 was an unusually cold month in several Dalarna municipalities with SMHI weather stations. Daily average temperatures in Avesta, Borlänge, and Mora were below the historical average for most days. In Avesta, the average temperature was −7.4°C, nearly four degrees colder than normal.

According to SMHI's observation data, Dalarna experienced a chilly February. In municipalities such as Avesta, Borlänge, and Mora, daily average temperatures were lower than the historical average for much of the month. This is evident from data at the area's weather stations.

Specifically in Avesta, the average temperature for the entire month was −7.4 degrees Celsius. That is nearly four degrees below the normal February temperature of −3.6 degrees. SMHI's data highlights this as a deviation from the usual weather in the region.

February's cold affected the mentioned municipalities, where measurements show a clear trend of lower temperatures. The article is based on official observations and illustrates the local weather variations during the month.

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Photorealistic image of blooming spring meadows under sunny skies in Skåne, Sweden, signaling meteorological spring's arrival.
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Spring has arrived in southern Sweden

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Meteorological spring has officially arrived in parts of Skåne, Blekinge, and Gotland after seven days with daily average temperatures above zero. Despite an unusually cold winter, the timing is normal. Temperatures are rising in the south with sunny weather expected.

Following its arrival in southern Sweden last week, meteorological spring has now reached most of Uppsala county, with temperatures up to 10 degrees expected on Thursday according to SMHI. Spring is confirmed except along the Uppland coast, where winter lingers. Meteorologist Marcus Sjöstedt notes the unusually quick shift required seven consecutive days of above-zero average temperatures after February 15.

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Sweden is experiencing an unusually cold February due to a high-pressure system trapping cold air. Climate expert Martin Hedberg suggests a possible link to global warming altering weather patterns. Milder weather is now moving in, with temperatures potentially rising above freezing in some areas.

Delhi saw an unusually warm February day on Monday, with temperatures reaching 31.6°C, marking the earliest such level in five years. Light rain expected midweek will provide temporary relief.

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Heavy snowfall is expected in southern Sweden, especially in Skåne. The weather conditions will remain cold and windy.

Five days after Storm Anna's peak, Sweden remains gripped by winter extremes: snow chaos advancing from Skåne to Svealand, icy conditions in the north, and ongoing power outages in Gävleborg from storms Johannes and Anna. Up to 30 cm more snow is forecast, with SMHI yellow warnings for the east coast ahead of Epiphany.

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Delhi recorded a minimum of 3.2°C on January 12, 2026—the lowest of the season so far—as northern India endures its coldest spell, following earlier lows like 4.6°C on January 9. A cold wave alert remains in effect.

 

 

 

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