The East part of Norway in Skandinavia has normally a very pleasant
summerclimate. Very high mountains lays west of the area and stops
bad weather and rain from reaching the area most of the time. Oslo has
about 71 degrees average high in the summer.

However, a couple of days ago, cold air from northwest met warm air in the
Oslo-region. Therefore a big storm broke out. In Norway we are not used to
extrem weather like the United States, but this time we got large hail and
local (very week) tornadoes.

You can watch some image he

http://voksenlia.net/nytt/

http://met.no/aktuelt/nyhetsarkiv/2004/hagl_juni.jpg

This is probably NOTHING compered to what you from The States or other
places has experienced. :-) Have anyone here seen larger hail then the ones
in Oslo, Norway?

From

Kaare Vigesdal, Norway