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Winter can wait – milder weather is on the way
November got a windy start for many around Sweden, but already next week the weather will turn. It's only temporarily cold weather now, says Angelica Lundberg, meteorologist at SMHI.
Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather
Only a few years ago, no meteorologist dared to link individual weather events to climate change. But with the help of new methods and modern technology, researchers are becoming increasingly confident in the connections.
Norwegian Jakob creates weather chaos
Fallen trees, disruptions to train traffic and cancelled ferry departures. The windy weather is causing problems in large parts of Sweden.
Warning for strong winds - "secure loose objects"
It's blowing hard in large parts of southern Sweden. SMHI has issued a yellow warning for very strong winds in northern Götaland from Thursday evening.
Europe is lagging behind in climate adaptations
Extreme weather due to climate change is intensifying faster than Europe's preparedness. Sweden is no exception, researchers believe.
Greenery is decreasing in Swedish cities
At least 1,300 hectares of greenery have disappeared from larger Swedish cities over the past five years, a survey by [Sveriges Radio Ekot](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/gronskan-minskar-i-staderna-sju-kolmarden-har-forsvunnit-pa-fem-ar) shows.
Cracked the code: How emissions affect our weather
Only a few years ago, no meteorologist dared to link individual weather events to climate change. But with the help of new methods and modern technology, researchers are becoming increasingly confident in the connections.
Mixed weather awaits autumn break celebrants
Snow, gusts, icy roads, rain and occasional sunshine. That's what's on the weather menu for autumn break celebrants in Sweden.
Not So Hot to Be a Meteorologist – Despite the Need
The number of applicants to meteorology education programs has decreased over the past 15 years, and now employers are having a hard time recruiting, reports [TV4 News](https://www. tv4.
Rain and Flooding in the Wake of Hurricane Kirk
There have been a couple of wet days in the wake of Hurricane Kirk, even though the bad weather has weakened to a regular autumn low-pressure system. An orange warning for very high water flows south of Umeå remains in place.
Hurricane Kirk Lost Its Strength: "Regular Autumn Low-Pressure System"
The hurricane Kirk, which formed over the Atlantic, has not much power left when it reaches Sweden. > When it finally reaches us, it's very weakened.
Snow warning downgraded – less severe than feared
The snowstorm that is moving in over primarily Västerbotten on Saturday evening will not be as bad as expected, according to the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute. The weather warnings have decreased – both regarding snowfall amount and area.
No British Summer in Sight
On Monday, Birgitta has her name day – but the British summer seems to be absent. It doesn't look like there will be any extremely warm and summery weather in the coming days, says Linnea Rehn Wittskog, at the SMHI.
The Weather Institute Warns: Snowstorm on the Way
A snowstorm is approaching large parts of northern Norrland's inland on Saturday afternoon. The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) has issued a yellow warning for snowfall from Vilhelmina in the south to Gällivare in the north.
Summer heat, record heat – and snow
September offered record warmth in Sweden – but also the year's first snow, according to SMHI's compilation. .
Autumn storm on the way – yellow warning in the west
Dig out the raincoat and umbrella. Hard gusts of wind – and a yellow warning for rain and high flows in the west – are expected as the weekend approaches.
Heat Wave in the Baltic Sea: "Exceptionally Warm"
A heat wave in the Baltic Sea has in some places driven up water temperatures to several degrees above normal. .
Snow on the way – SMHI issues warnings
On Monday, rain, snowfall, and strong winds are expected in parts of northern Sweden. The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute has issued yellow warnings in parts of northernmost Norrbotten and the Norrbotten Mountains.
Now comes rain and snow: "A classic low-pressure system"
Large parts of Sweden have basked in late summer warmth, but over the weekend the temperature will drop in many areas. Next week, rain is expected – and snow in Norrland.
Sunny in large parts of the country – more to come
After this week's rain and gusts, it's clearing up in large parts of the country. It's sunny over almost the entire country, says Klara Logren, meteorologist at SMHI.
The Storm is Approaching – Sharp Temperature Drop
Warm air is about to give way to significantly lower temperatures. With this, the risk of heat storms and unpredictable lightning strikes increases, similar to those where several people on Lidingö outside Stockholm were recently injured.
The Heat Said Goodbye with a Tropical Night
A record-warm September week ended with a tropical night in southern Sweden. It's very unusual, says Katarina Andersson, meteorologist at SMHI.
Climate Scientist: September is Not a New Summer Month
It was expected that Sweden would break the heat record sometime during the year, but that it occurred now in September was just a coincidence. It's not a new summer month, says Sverker Hellström, climateologist at SMHI.
The record heat wave is shared between two cities
On Wednesday, a 49-year-old record was broken when the temperature rose to 31. 1 degrees in Helsingborg.
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