SMHI warns of torrential rain in Norrbotten on Friday
SMHI has issued a yellow warning for torrential rain in Norrbotten on Friday.
SwedenSMHI has issued a yellow warning for torrential rain in Norrbotten on Friday.
SwedenThe temperature is rising towards the weekend. Expect temperatures above 20 degrees in many places. But does the weather really matter? We have very strong feelings about the weather, researcher Jonas Engman says.
SwedenThe summer heat is expected to take hold across much of the country next week, with temperatures around 20 degrees, according to SMHI.
SwedenThere is a major fire in the forest south of Gävle. Helicopters are also assisting with firefighting.
SwedenSMHI urges people to be careful in forests and on open land due to a high risk of fires across almost all of Sweden.
SwedenThere is a high risk of grass and forest fires in several parts of Sweden, according to SMHI.
SwedenSummer is here, at least meteorologically, if you are in the southern parts of the country. In the mountains of Lapland, it is still winter, says Maria Svedstig, meteorologist at SMHI.
SwedenThe summer heat from the first weekend of May disappeared on Sunday, and no further heat is expected during the week. It was the weekend's heat that stood out for the time of year, says Anna Belking, meteorologist on duty.
SwedenThe risk of forest fires is high in southern and central Sweden, SMHI warns. This weekend, there is also a warning for grass fires in the northern parts of the country.
SwedenThe King will have glorious weather on his 80th birthday. The spring heat will hit with full force on Walpurgis Day and May Day. Expect temperatures above 20 degrees, up to 25 in some places - and a pollen surge. Basically the whole country will be affected, says Kjell Lund, meteorologist on duty at SMHI.
SwedenAhead of the many Walpurgis celebrations on Thursday, there is a high or very high risk of forest and grass fires across large parts of the country, according to SMHI.
SwedenIt has been a chilly end to April, but for those longing for spring, the wait may soon be over. Temperatures could reach up to 20 degrees before Valborg, said Catarina Wahlström of SMHI.
SwedenAfter sunny, warm weather, the days are changing to typical, unstable April weather - with rain mixed with snow and northerly winds.
SwedenTonight might be a good time to look up. Chances of seeing a shooting star are good as the Lyrid meteor shower reaches its peak.
SwedenThe water situation looks tough in southern Sweden ahead of summer. SGU warns there is already a risk of water shortages in Skåne. If you have your own well, now is the time to save water, says hydrogeologist Calle Hjerne.
Sweden91 percent of trains arrived on time in March - the highest figure in several years. Record-breaking hot weather has had an impact - but the Swedish Transport Administration and the government also point to new working methods and upgrades to the railways.
Swedish politicsSMHI warns the grass is dry and there is a high risk of grass fires in parts of the country this weekend.
SwedenSeveral grass fires broke out in various locations in Sweden on Saturday. SMHI is warning of an increased fire risk across much of the country.
SwedenÖrgryte was close to a landslide victory in their Allsvenskan return, but had to settle for a point against Malmö FF. Both teams were frustrated afterwards. "In hindsight, we wanted more," said Öis veteran Tobias Sana after the 1–1 draw.
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SwedenStorm Dave has reached the west coast with hurricane-force winds of over 34 meters per second. Trees have fallen across roads and SJ is canceling a large number of departures, including services to and from Gothenburg. Magnus Nilsson Sangrud, meteorologist at SMHI, urges people to tie down loose objects, such as trampolines.
SwedenSMHI has issued an orange warning for storms across large parts of southern Sweden. The insurance company Folksam urges people to check their outdoor surroundings to protect themselves from damage.
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