2007 Europe’s Warmest Winter in 700 Years
This past year was the first time since the year 1289 that average temperatures were record breaking in consecutive years.
According to an article recently published in Geophysical Research Letters, the last fall/winter season was Europe’s warmest in 700 years. In fact, the last time Europeans witnessed such unusually high temperatures was in 1289. (Although that was due to a major volcanic eruption in the area).
Recall how this past season Switzerland’s skiing industry was disrupted. Ski resorts across Europe have already begun creating contingency plans for an increased lack of snow.
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