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Local authorities have warned residents to be cautious and to avoid unnecessary travel, as many roads and pavements remain icy and slippery. Emergency services have been called out to several incidents, including a fallen tree that caused damage to a house. A powerful hailstorm hit the Norwegian capital of Oslo on Saturday, leaving streets and sidewalks covered in a thick layer of ice. The storm, which lasted for over an hour, caused chaos in the city, with trees uprooted and cars damaged by the hailstones. Many residents took to social media to share photos and videos of the extreme weather, with some describing it as the worst hailstorm they had ever experienced. The hailstorm is believed to have been caused by a combination of a cold front moving across the region and warm air rising from the ground, creating unstable atmospheric conditions. Experts say that extreme weather events like this may become more common due to climate change, highlighting the urgent need for action to reduce greenho
