Summer evening in one of the coldest places in Norway
Explored September 17, 2022
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Tynset is located in upper Østerdalen by Norway's longest river, the Glomma. The mountain you see on the left is Tronfjell, 1666 m high.
The lowest officially recorded temperature in Tynset is minus 46.6 degrees Celsius and the warmest recorded temperature is 31.3 degrees Celsius.
The winter of 1977/78 in particular was extremely cold with temperatures as low as minus 52 degrees Celsius (not officially confirmed by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute).
River Glomma at Tynset. Innlandet (former Hedmark). Norway.
Summer evening in one of the coldest places in Norway
Explored September 17, 2022
www.flickr.com/explore/2022/09/17
Tynset is located in upper Østerdalen by Norway's longest river, the Glomma. The mountain you see on the left is Tronfjell, 1666 m high.
The lowest officially recorded temperature in Tynset is minus 46.6 degrees Celsius and the warmest recorded temperature is 31.3 degrees Celsius.
The winter of 1977/78 in particular was extremely cold with temperatures as low as minus 52 degrees Celsius (not officially confirmed by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute).
River Glomma at Tynset. Innlandet (former Hedmark). Norway.