Pakkaspäivät
Pakkaspäivät, a Finnish term, translates to "frosty days" or "cold spell days." It refers to a period of consecutive days where the temperature consistently remains below freezing point, typically below 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit). These periods are a characteristic feature of the Finnish winter, contributing to the formation of ice on lakes and rivers, and covering the landscape with snow and frost.
The duration and severity of pakkaspäivät can vary significantly from year to year and across different regions
Pakkaspäivät have a significant impact on daily life and nature in Finland. They are essential for activities