Question for non-Scandinavians

In a weather report, do you know what this symbol means (not the cloud but the straight line across)? NO GOOGLING ALLOWED MATES!!!

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Cloud with a bit of sun peaking through?

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chance of thor smiting you?

Cloudy halfsun

she said no googling mate

“The sun has got his hat on, hip hip hip hooray”?

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reduced daylight hours?

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sun disappearing through a dimensional rift

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Cloudy with a chance of aurora borealis?

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poor website layout?

think he’s got a decent chance of making the national team this year

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sun and cloud with top boarder formatting

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These are the closest ones so far. It means NO SUN/DAYLIGHT! Because of the Polar night (or “mørketid”, literally “dark time”.)

Now you know

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what do i win

It means NO SUN/DAYLIGHT! Because of the Polar night (or “mørketid”, literally “dark time”.)

Obviously.

Ah, good answer! You have all the Scandinavian knowledge, Epimer.

Who? I am Bjerken Kjergen from the Fjergen Fjords. I am from Sveden.

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“… In the most northern city of Sweden, Kiruna, at 67°51’N, the polar night lasts for around 28 twenty-four-hour periods…”

A month of total darkness?? FO,M

There would be sunlight, ie. it’s not completely cloudy or anything, but it’s just ETERNAL DARKNESS instead. That’s what the straight line across means. Sun, but no sun.

You wot m9?