Finnish climate?

Finland’s climate is a temperate maritime climate. This climate is characterized by cold winters, cool summers, relatively uniform precipitation, and large annual temperature ranges.

Finland has long winters and short summers. The average temperature in January ranges from minus 7 degrees to minus 24 degrees, and the average temperature in July ranges from 13 to 17 degrees. Because Finland is located in northern Europe, with cold winters and warm summers, seasonal temperatures in Finland vary greatly.

In general, Finland’s climate is very special, and travel and life plans need to be adjusted according to different seasons.