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It Was 26 Degrees in Iceland, and Here You Have to Wear a Jacket in May

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The polar vortex is one possible reason for the cold spring, which isn't so cold. In recent decades, summer and spring have become 25 days longer in our country.

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It Was 26 Degrees in Iceland, and Here You Have to Wear a Jacket in May

The polar vortex is one possible reason for the cold spring, which isn't so cold. In recent decades, summer and spring have become 25 days longer in our country.

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telex.hu broke the news in on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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