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More Marimekko please

Not only oversized poppies, Marimekko's original prints boast other flowers and various styles. You can look them up in its Maripedia, which currently lists 421 patterns from 3,500 created since the launch of the Finnish design house in 1951.

Vater sein: Warum man Kinder nach Lappland bringt

Vater sein: Warum man Kinder nach Lappland bringt
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Summer 2021 was Finland s hottest in over 80 years

Summer 2021 was Finland s hottest in over 80 years
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Finland may see 25C heat next week

Finland may see 25C heat next week Temperatures in Finland will start rising on Monday, potentially reaching 25 degrees Celsius by Wednesday and Thursday. Recent chilly weather has delayed the return of some migratory birds. BirdLife Finland says cool conditions have slowed the migration of insect-eating birds, in particular. Image: Esko Jämsä / AOP Next week, Finland will leave recent chilly conditions behind. By midweek, thermometers could reach Finland’s elusive 25-degree-Celsius heat threshold, according to Yle meteorologist Matti Huutonen. Let’s say we’ll at least get close to 25 degrees and may even surpass it, Huutonen said While Monday’s conditions won’t differ much from Sunday’s, Huutonen said southern areas will already experience signs of the weather turning, as the mercury could rise to 20C in some parts.

Cold snap brings coldest day of the year so far to many parts of Finland

Cold snap brings coldest day of the year so far to many parts of Finland A warning of dangerously cold temperatures is in effect for nearly the whole of the country. The morning broke clear and cold in many areas, including this quiet spot in Kuopio. Image: Sami Takkinen / Yle The lowest temperature readings in Finland so far this year, -39C at Muonio in Finnish Lapland, and -37.5C in Kuusamo in Northern Ostrobothnia, were recorded during the morning hours on Thursday. Low temperatures are expected to continue nationwide throughout Thursday and into Friday as a high-pressure area moves in from the east bringing more frigid air into the country.

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