Which of the five Nordic countries has the best climate?

The climate of the five Nordic countries has its own characteristics, but relatively speaking, the climate in Norway is mild.

1, Denmark: Denmark has a mild climate, and most areas belong to temperate maritime climate. Summer is mild and short, winter is cold and long, and there is plenty of sunshine every day.

2. Finland: Finland is influenced by the maritime climate, with relatively mild temperature and abundant sunshine in summer; Winter is cold and long, but indoor heating equipment is relatively perfect.

3. Sweden: The climate in Sweden varies with different regions and seasons. The northern and eastern coastal areas of Sweden belong to a cold temperate climate, with long cold winters and short cool summers. The climate in southern and western regions is mild, and the spring and autumn seasons are relatively short.

4. Norway: The coastal areas of Norway have a temperate maritime climate, with warm and humid summers and long and cold winters. The climate in inland mountainous areas changes greatly, with long and cold winters and short and cool summers.

5. Iceland: Iceland has a cold and humid climate and belongs to the tundra climate. Summer is usually mild and short, winter is long and cold, and the sky is clear.