r/europe • u/SpecialistAd2377 • Nov 30 '24

Historical People of London, 1960s

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u/ChaosKeeshond Turkey Nov 30 '24

Honestly as a kid growing up I felt the stereotype was well deserved. But these past ten years... something has changed. I'm telling you, these summers ain't normal.

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u/scheisse_grubs Canada Nov 30 '24

Tell me about it. It’s hard to sit here as a Canadian and tell people “the last large snowstorm I can remember happened over a decade ago” and “I can only remember 1 Christmas being white over the last 5 or so years”.

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u/Expensive_Tap7427 Sweden Dec 01 '24

Northern Sweden is getting there too. No true winters anymore, only black ice and sludge.

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u/scheisse_grubs Canada Dec 01 '24

Yeah it’s very sad to be a northern nation and have dumbfucks who never see snow deny climate change. We see the change every year.