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Warning before the bad weather: Avoid traffic
Don't venture out into traffic unless you have to. This is the Swedish Transport Administration's appeal ahead of the impending snowstorm.
More snow on the way – orange warning issued
Yellow and orange weather warnings have been issued for snowfall at the beginning of next week when a comprehensive low-pressure system moves in over the country. In some areas, up to three decimeters of snow are expected to fall.
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute warns of snow and strong winds
Local snow showers in combination with strong winds are moving in over Götaland early on Friday. Where it's worst, up to 15 centimeters of snow can be expected, says Viktor Bergman, meteorologist at SMHI.
New warnings for snow on the first day of the year
The new year begins with several warnings for snowfall. In central Sweden, up to 20 centimeters of snow can fall and in Skåne, some trains are cancelled due to strong winds.
It will snow at noon
Several weather warnings for snowfall have been issued. In southeastern Värmland and northern Örebro County, up to 20 centimeters may fall.
SMHI warns of strong winds
It will be quite windy both in the mountains and along the coast during the year's second-to-last day, warns SMHI. New Year's Eve skiing tourists will have to prepare for hard winds in combination with abundant snowfall.
Rain and Snow "Welcome in" 2025
Mild and windy in the south and cold in the north. The New Year's weather also offers rain, sleet and snow.
Wind and Ice in the North – the Cold is Coming Next Week
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute warns of strong winds on the mountain plateau in the north. Further south, the weather becomes milder, with a risk of sudden ice slicks in Västerbotten and Norrbotten.
No Christmas peace in the mountains – SMHI warns
Those who thought of going on a mountain hike on Christmas Day do best to abstain. The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute has issued an orange warning for wind in combination with snowfall.
Slippery road warnings in various parts of the country over the Christmas weekend
Ice slippery roads. This is how the rescue service in Östergötland describes the situation on the roads.
Cold snaps are no joke for the heart
Cold snaps that last for several days can be straining for the heart, according to research based on Swedish data. .
New Ice Warnings from SMHI
The frost does not release its grip on the country. SMHI has issued two warnings for sudden ice slicks in parts of Svealand and southeastern Norrland.
"Drive Carefully"
This year's Christmas traffic is underway and Saturday began with several weather warnings. .
Risk of Hazardous Road Conditions during Christmas Traffic
Tricky weather, but more travel days. This year's Christmas traffic has the prerequisites to be calm, but it's essential to stay updated.
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute warns in almost the entire country
Wednesday may become a troublesome story in several places according to the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, which warns of snow and icy roads in almost the entire country. In, among other places, Värmland, school traffic and public transportation have been cancelled.
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute warns of icy roads and snowfall
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute warns of icy roads and heavy snowfall in central Sweden starting on Tuesday night. For the Lapland Mountains, an orange warning is issued for wind in combination with snowfall.
Warning for strong winds – trains cancelled
Strong winds and occasional storm gusts will leave their mark on Monday in Götaland, particularly along the Bohus coast and on Gotland. Trains are cancelled on several routes.
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute warns – wind and sudden ice slicks await
It's about taking it easy on the roads in Middle Sweden on Sunday. SMHI has issued a yellow warning for sudden ice slick on several occasions during the evening.
You Can Get a White Christmas
The weekends are approaching rapidly and for many, hopes are rising for a white Christmas. But the conditions look very different depending on where in the country you are.
SMHI warns – sudden ice slicks in central Sweden
It will be a slippery start to the weekend for central Sweden. SMHI is warning of sudden ice slicks.
Many injuries due to slippery roads – "pouring in fractures"
It's really slippery in Västerbotten. Norrland University Hospital in Umeå is postponing several planned operations to make room for acute fractures, reports SVT Västerbotten.
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute warns of snow and icy roads
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute has issued yellow warnings for snow and icy roads during the day. Already early in the morning, snow has fallen in large parts of Central Sweden.
SMHI warns – snow during morning rush
The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) warns of snowfall of up to five centimeters in the Stockholm region and Uppsala during rush hour traffic. It is expected to be a fairly abundant snowfall, says Mattias Lind, meteorologist at SMHI.
New weather warning – sudden ice slipperiness in the north
During the weekend, it has been quite slippery in many places around Sweden when a snowfall area turned into rain or freezing rain. While it was worst in most places on Saturday, the danger is not over in the far north of the country.
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