Southern and Southeastern Finland are bracing for unusually cold temperatures on Tuesday, a phenomenon occurring less than once every 30 years. According to meteorologist Jari Tuovinen of the Finnish Meteorological Institute, daytime temperatures will struggle to reach 14-15 degrees Celsius. This is significantly lower than the typical 21-22 degrees Celsius expected for this time of year. The exceptional chill is expected to impact the region, marking a rare meteorological event. These low temperatures are being described as particularly unusual. Residents are advised to prepare for the unexpected drop in warmth.