Is it a real thermometer in Finland?

by Djelnar

19 comments
  1. Thermometer looks real, no way to say if it is in Finland based on the picture.

    Edit: u/celestialraisin has posted in Finnish, so the chances are high for it being in Finland 😀

  2. The indicator on the left is used by skiers do determine which types of lubricants / wax / etc to add to the bottom of the skis. +5 C and above is marked with a warning sign to indicate it is pretty crappy day for skiing.

  3. It was only -18.5 today here in Helsinki, but up in Lapland it was well below 30C, so -36 is absolutely believable.

  4. It’s legit – the record cold for today was -39,9C, and it’s quite likely that isn’t the max cold for this winter.

  5. I’m just in my cottage in Finland, and I regret cheaping out on my outside thermometer, which only goes down to as low as -25 C …

  6. In other countries it is a thermometer for food in a fridge or freezer, but for Finns it works just fine for comfortable outdoor temperatures.

  7. I find it funny, that everything above +8 has a warning sign.
    Impressive thermometer.

  8. I just can’t imagine how cold that is, I can’t feel my fingers at 3°.

  9. Yeah, I have one of those on my window too, and it’s currently -28°C and will drop to around -37°C this week. It is what it is lmao

  10. It was -30 in Pietarsaari tonight so entirely possible it was colder a bit up north

  11. Currently -20°C at southern Finland, so wouldn’t be surprised if this was in Finland.

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