Temperatures Recorded During The Cold Snap
- Kittilä: -43°C
- Astana : -40°C
- Moscow : -31°C
- Warsaw : -26°C
- Kiev : -24°C
- Chişinău : -24°C
- Dresden : -21°C
- Berlin : -20°C
- Göteborg : -20°C
- Vienna: -19°C
- Bucharest : -19°C
- Brescia: -16°C
- Burgas: -15°C
- Manchester -10°C
- Zürich : -9°C
- Granada : -9°C
- Belfast : -8°C
- Madrid : -8ºC
- Birmingham : -7°C
- Geneva : -6°C
- London : -5°C
- Corfu : -1°C
- Barcelona : -1°C
- Casablanca : -1°C
Near freezing temperatures were also noted in the Balearic Islands, Western North Africa, and in extreme southern Spain.
Read more about this topic: 2006 European Cold Wave
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