Do you want to ask how much snow there is in Norway?

Norway is located at high latitudes, with numerous alpine fjords, and a considerable part of its territory is located in the Arctic Circle. Affected by the North Atlantic warm current, Norway has more snowfall, but it has not reached extremely cold weather, which is suitable for ice and snow projects.

Norway is a highly developed capitalist country and a highly industrialized country. Petroleum industry is an important pillar of national economy. Norway is also the largest oil producer in Western Europe and the 1 1 largest oil exporter in the world.

Climate in Norway:

Due to the influence of the North Atlantic warm current, the climate in Norway is more suitable than that in Alaska, Greenland and other parts of Siberia at the same latitude. The coldest areas in winter are often inland or far north.

The climate in Norway is very different, and the weather in different regions is also very different. However, in short, the winter weather in coastal areas is relatively mild (although it will still snow, and the mountainous areas will be very suitable for skiing), while the inland areas are cold in winter, often snowy and hot and dry in summer.

Southern Norway is considered as a summer paradise inland. Perhaps the best season in Norwegian fjords is spring, when flowers bloom on fruit trees. Not to mention northern Norway, where the weather is extremely cold in winter and the sun never sets all day in summer.