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In Finland, autumn has been milder than usual. In many areas, temperatures have stayed above zero, and there have been few frosts. The situation has been noticed in various parts of the country.
The mild weather is visible in everyday life. Leaves have fallen from the trees later than usual, and many people have been able to wear lighter clothing for longer. In gardens, too, plants have continued growing for longer than they normally do in autumn.
According to experts, variation in weather is part of the Finnish autumn, but a prolonged mild period is still rare. The Finnish Meteorological Institute monitors weather conditions and publishes weather bulletins. People are advised to follow forecasts, as the weather can change quickly.
The mild autumn also affects energy consumption, as the need for heating has been lower than usual for this time of year. However, the situation may change if a cold spell begins. More information can be found on the website of the Finnish Meteorological Institute.
Sources: Yle
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