Which description would accurately describe a typical winter in the interior of norway and sweden? cold and snowy
cold and rainy
short and mild
dry and mild

The correct answer is - cold and snowy.

The interior of Norway and Sweden, thus the interior of the Scandinavian Peninsula, has long winters, accompanied by very low temperatures and lot of snow.

Because these two countries are under the influence of the Gulf Current they have high humidity throughout the whole year including the winter, and even though their interiors are so heavily influenced by it, it is just about enough to result in heavy snowfall. Also, because these countries are located at a very high latitude they are under the influence of the cold air masses during the winter, and that results in very low temperatures.

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