kaukokylmä
Kaukokylmä is a Finnish term that translates to "far cold" or "distant cold." It is often used in meteorological contexts to describe a significant cold air mass situated at a considerable distance from Finland, typically over Siberia or the Arctic Ocean. This distant cold air is a crucial factor in forecasting weather patterns in Finland, as it can influence temperature trends and the potential for cold snaps.
The presence of Kaukokylmä doesn't always mean immediate freezing temperatures in Finland. Its impact depends on
Forecasters monitor Kaukokylmä for its potential to bring prolonged periods of cold weather, especially during winter.