Is it cold in Norway in winter?

Winter nights are long all over Norway. From mid-June 1 1 to the end of June 1, there was no sun at all in most parts of northern Norway, or the horizon was only slightly exposed. However, it is not dark here, and the snow illuminates this land in a very poetic way. When the weather is clear, especially in the south of this area, you can experience hours of sunshine and beautiful sunsets, while the sky in the north is dark blue.

The Norwegian mainland has a sub-frigid coniferous forest climate, the southern part has a temperate maritime climate, and Svalbard and Jan Mayen have a tundra climate. The annual average temperature in the capital is 7℃, and the annual precipitation is about 740mm. The northern lights can usually be seen in the northern region, but in rare cases, the northern lights can be enjoyed throughout Norway. October to March is the best season to catch up with this magical light and shadow show.

natural resource

Rich in oil and gas, water power, forest and fishery resources. By the end of 20 14, it is estimated that the total reserves of crude oil and natural gas are 14 1 100 million cubic meters (oil equivalent), and 45% of them have been exploited. There are abundant hydropower resources, and the exploitable hydropower resources are about 21400 million kwh, which has been developed by 62%. The northern coast is a world-famous fishing ground.

Industry plays an important role in the national economy, especially offshore oil, chemical industry, shipping, hydropower and metallurgy. Europe is an important producer and exporter of aluminum and magnesium, and most ferrosilicon products are exported. In 1970s, Norwegian offshore oil industry rose and became an important pillar of national economy. Norway is now the world's 1 1 largest oil exporter.