The calendar may not have officially turned to winter yet, but with snowfall and subzero temperatures having already arrived in Denmark, many are wondering what’s in store. According to the Danish Meteorology Institute (DMI) the answer is simple: cold. DMI released its quarterly prognosis this week and has warned that Denmark is in for a colder than normal winter. […] The colder-than-normal conditions will be caused by a high-pressure system expected over Siberia and Scandinavia which will result in fewer fronts crossing over Denmark from the west, which usually bring milder weather. DMI said that the fronts that do make...