Winter
National ice day passed for the first time in two years
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At 7 PM on Sunday, a national ice day passed in Sweden, the first in two years. This means temperatures stayed below zero degrees at all weather stations for a full day. The phenomenon is becoming rarer due to milder winters.
A driver from the Stockholm area drove with summer tires on a winter road, resulting in a crash. The man is now sentenced to 70 daily fines for the offense. A woman in Falun has also experienced issues in a similar situation.
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As sports holidays begin in Sweden, heavy traffic is expected on roads for four weeks, worsened by winter slipperiness and stressed travelers heading to the mountains. Traffic safety expert Malte Burwick warns that unprepared drivers risk accidents. He offers advice on planning, equipment, and safe driving.
In winters, wedding-style carrot halwa can be easily made at home. By following halwai's special tricks, you can prepare perfectly flavored halwa. This recipe is special for New Year 2026.
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Despite icy temperatures, many people motivate themselves to exercise. Psychologists and doctors emphasize the importance of movement against winter blues. Hobby runners and cyclists explain in a podcast how they stay active in the cold.