hitsisulaa
Hitsisulaa is a Finnish term that translates to "heat melt" or "melting heat." It generally refers to a period of unusually warm weather occurring during a typically cold season, most commonly in winter. This phenomenon is distinct from the gradual warming that occurs at the end of winter as spring approaches. Instead, hitsisulaa is characterized by a sudden and often temporary rise in temperature that can cause snow and ice to melt.
These warm spells can have several impacts. In natural environments, they can lead to increased water flow
The term is specifically used in Finnish culture and weather discussions to describe these temporary warm