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Photorealistic scene of Sweden's frigid February cold snap under clear skies, with frozen lake, snowy forests, and a person checking low thermometer amid climate change implications.
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Unusual cold in Sweden may link to climate change

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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.

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