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30 degrees or more are expected in the next few days – and SMHI now expires with a Class 2 warning.
This type of warning is issued in very harsh weather conditions.
– This may mean increased pressure for at-risk groups such as the elderly, sick and pregnant, which can lead to acute health problems, said Linus Dock, Meteorologist at SMHI.
Wednesday, the daily maximum temperature should be 30 degrees or more in many parts of the country, which means a "very difficult time."
– A Class 2 warning means we expect temperatures of 30 degrees or more, five days or more immediately, Linus Dock, SMHI Meteor Log, continues:
– This may involve increased stress for at-risk groups such as the elderly, the sick, young children and pregnant women, which can lead to acute health problems
On its website, SMHI describes current temperatures as "extremely high"
The published report is valid for the following counties: Örebro, Västmanland, Up psala, Stockholm and Södermanland
Bad with rain in sight
On his website, SMHI writes that it is still very dry or extremely dry in the country's fields. For this reason, the risk of fires in forests and on land is very important or very important, which is true for most of Sweden.
Linus Dock reports that the risk of fire will continue to be very important or extremely important in the coming days.
– Saturday, we also saw that rainforest and lightning caused several fires. On Sunday we expect a quieter ridge, he says.
Linus Dock states that it's bad with the rain in sight. It may be possible to start cloud clouds over the country from the south-east of Götaland on Wednesday, but it is unclear what this rain might be – and what is needed.
– We'll see if the rain can dampen anything.
The highest warning of SMHI is Class 3, which applies to "extreme weather conditions". This can then be a great danger to the public and greatly disrupt important social functions
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