Because they’ve been through more difficult times than many of us. The best at taking care of ourselves in crises are older than us. The United States must prepare: Elizabeth Arsather, director of the Directorate of Civil Protection and Contingency Planning, believes we must be prepared for even more severe weather.īut there is someone who is better than others. We need to get better at doing things like this, says Elizabeth Arsather, director of DBS. – It’s about food, it’s about water, it’s about having batteries in the radio if the power goes out, for information. The goal is for Norwegian municipal residents to be better prepared for their various crises. Old people are better than young peopleĪnd because severe weather is becoming more and more common, this week DSB organized Self-Prepared Week 2021. There, records are being broken more than before and by a greater margin than usual, says Neuer. – Now we see it most clearly in the Arctic, in the islands of Svalbard and the Arctic. It is one of the places where extreme weather is common. – As the sunset will be a cold, calm winter’s night.īut the calm atmosphere has become a rarity in Svalbard.

Trøndelag will likely be the weather winner this weekend, while in Svalbard you should find both a scarf and a hat. Clear Arctic: Currently in the Arctic we’re clearly seeing extreme weather records being shattered, says Gunnar Neuer in Tromsø.

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