Clothes got stuck in the yard of her house in Norway during a polar wave and what happened left her speechless

In an unusual development, the official weather station in Oslo recorded a temperature Historically low temperature In a municipality close to the Norwegian capital, setting a new record for cold in the province. The thermometer dropped to 31.1 degrees below zero, according to data provided by the Norwegian NTB agency. It is important to note that this severe drop in temperatures did not occur in Oslo itself, but rather in Bjornholt, located about 19 kilometers north of the city.

But the temperatures in Oslo in recent days have not been pleasant either. The city surpassed the record of minus 28.8 degrees set in 2011. Its historical record is 26 degrees below zero, and it was recorded in January 1942.

As a result of the intense polar wave passing through the Nordic country, a Venezuelan couple decided to carry out a strange experiment. Daniela Izaguirre uploaded the result to her networks where it went viral. The boys exposed a pair of wet jeans to a frigid temperature of -26 degrees. After 25 minutes, they were surprised to see this dress I became completely rigid They placed him in the snow, where he remained upright. this An unusual result clearly demonstrated Harsh conditions Which can be tried In the north Norway During the winter months.

“Tell me you live in Norway without telling me you live in Norway.”Daniela wrote on her TikTok account.

The video received more than 1.3 million views on TikTok. “I want to break my pants as if they were a mirror.” “How do I tell the difference between wet or cold?” “Hahaha”, “My question is how can it withstand -26°C using only a jacket”, “Pants that stand on their own already exist”, “My dream is to go to Norway”, “Better, this way you don't do it”. “It's not necessary Ironing,” “Even if they paid me a million, I wouldn’t live in a cold place, it’s not right,” “It happened to me before I lived in Chicago. “I always happen to have Christmas decorations that I don't take down,” these were some of the comments from users of the platform.