What is the temperature in northern Sweden in February? What should I wear?

It has just snowed heavily in the past two days, it is very cold, it is very inconvenient to travel, and it is very common to slip, but now is not the coldest time, February is the coldest time, and I don't know how north you call the north, in short, wear more of it, to give you a reference: now wear warm clothes and sweaters and long down jackets in the middle, as well as cotton boots, cotton gloves, scarves and hats.

This Sweden** is very good, there is English, you can see the weather forecast TP for all parts of Sweden in 14 days:

Stockholm Winter: December to May, the winter is snowy and cold, bringing a white snow to Stockholm, and the short days bring a mysterious light to Stockholm. Temperatures are generally between 2 and -7.

Spring: From April to May, the weather is changeable, the nights are getting brighter, and sometimes summer has already arrived before you can experience spring. The temperature is between +5 and +15.

Summer: From June to August, Swedish summers are even better than one would expect, often with many days of sunny and warm weather, with temperatures generally above +25, plenty of daylight in summer, long days and short nights, and no dark nights in early summer in June and July. Fall:

September to November, mostly crisp autumn days, Stockholm is dressed in colourful autumn clothes and the temperature is between +5 and +18. Cooler nights.

Winter in northern Sweden starts in December and ends at the end of March of the following year, with an average temperature of -3 degrees Celsius and heavy snowfall.

The average winter temperature in Sweden is 0 -6.

During the day, the average is 0, it is recommended to wear cotton clothes, winter coats, leather jackets, tweed jackets, hats, gloves, down jackets, leather jackets and other heavy warm clothes.

The average at night is -6, it is recommended to wear heavy warm clothes such as cotton clothes, winter coats, leather jackets, tweed jackets, hats, gloves, down jackets, and leather jackets.

The cities with the highest average daily temperature in winter are Gothenburg (21), Kiruna (17), Malmö (21) and Stockholm (22).

The cities with the lowest average daily temperature in Sweden in winter are Gomblodberg (-3), Kiruna (-19), Malmö (-3) and Stockholm (-5).

The average winter temperature in Switzerland is 6 0.

The average daytime is 6, it is recommended to wear warm clothes such as windbreakers, coats, jackets, sweaters, wool suits, suits, and cold clothing.

At night, it is recommended to wear heavy warm clothes such as cotton clothes, winter coats, leather jackets, tweed jackets, woolen hats, gloves, down jackets, and leather jackets.

The cities with the highest average daily temperature in winter are Lugano (26), Geneva (25) and Zurich (23).

The cities with the lowest average daily temperature in Switzerland in winter are Lugano (0), Geneva (-2) and Zurich (-3).

It is still cold in Switzerland in January, February and March, so it is recommended to travel according to winter standards and bring heavy winter clothes. There was general heating in the room and in the train carriage** and it was still very warm. Some specific tourist trains are unheated or insufficiently heated, and it is better to walk outside with heavy winter clothes.

Don't go this year, the Swiss blizzard has trapped all the skiers on Mount Titlis, and the only snow-capped railway has been suspended.

The average temperature in autumn in Sweden is 14-7.

With an average of 14 during the day, it is recommended to wear warm clothes such as suits, jackets, windbreakers, casual clothes, jackets, suits, light sweaters, etc.

The average night is 7, it is recommended to wear warm clothes such as windbreakers, coats, jackets, sweaters, wool suits, suits, and cold clothing.

The cities with the highest average daily temperature in autumn are Gothenburg (21), Kiruna (17), Malmö (21) and Stockholm (22).

The cities with the lowest average daily temperature in autumn in Sweden are Gothenburg (-3), Kiruna (-19), Malmö (-3) and Stockholm (-5).

The average summer temperature in Sweden is 18-8.

With an average of 18 during the day, it is recommended to wear a short suit, T-shirt, thin jeans, casual wear, professional suit and other comfortable clothes.

With an average of 8 at night, it is recommended to wear suits, jackets, windbreakers, casual clothes, jackets, suits, light sweaters and other allergy warm clothes.

The cities with the highest average daily temperature in summer are Gothenburg (21), Kiruna (17), Malmö (21) and Stockholm (22).

The cities with the lowest average daily temperature in Sweden in summer are Gothenburg (-3), Kiruna (-19), Malmö (-3) and Stockholm (-5).