What's the climate like in Norway?

Affected by the Atlantic warm current from the Gulf of Mexico, the temperature in Norway is much higher than that in other parts of the same latitude, and most ports do not freeze in winter. Norway has abundant rainfall, and the national average annual rainfall is about1000 mm. The average annual temperature in Oslo, the capital, is about 5.7 degrees Celsius, which is -5 to 5 degrees Celsius in winter and 15-25 degrees Celsius in summer. Western Norway has a maritime climate, with cool and humid summers and mild and snowy winters. The eastern region has an inland climate because of the central mountain range as a barrier. Norway is located at high latitude, and the illumination time varies greatly with the seasons, with long days and short nights in summer and the opposite in winter. North of the Arctic Circle, there is no night in midsummer and no sun all day in winter. 9 ZD/ym