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In recent months, Sweden has been characterized by sun, heat and drought, which seems to continue for the rest of July. Image de archives
In recent months, the weather has been characterized by sun, heat and drought in Sweden, which seems to continue for the rest of July. But in some parts of the country, local rain and thunderstorms are expected
– We have Class 1 and Class 2 warnings issued at very high temperatures and in some areas at extremely high temperatures. They apply even today and some even tomorrow. Then they can be expanded or removed, "explains Sofia Söderberg, Meteorologist at SMHI
Heat Remains
Over the next ten days, it will remain warm in many parts of the country, although it may come in. less warm air. There is a lot of evidence that the heat will last July.
– It is very likely that it will continue to get hot even though it is not at alert levels. In many parts of the country, it can reach 25 to 30 degrees in the next few days. Then we'll see how there are warnings.
In addition to the sun and heat, there are some showers in some parts of the country. On Wednesday, there was a shower of rain on the Götaland, West Svealand and South West Norway
Rain and thunder bushes are expected Thursday in many areas from the country except at West Coast, Västerbotten and Norrbotten. . Even Friday, there are rains in several areas, but not in Västra Götaland and Norrbotten.
– In general, there are between five and ten millimeters in relation to these sheds, but it can be both More and more, says Sofia Söderberg
During the weekend the temperatures are still between 25 and and 30 degrees.
– It's a little warmer in the mountains. It may be a little cooler on Sundays – 23 to 28.
Facts: SMHI Weather Warnings
Class 1 Warning : Maximum daily temperature of 30-32 degrees for three to four consecutive days. Contains increased pressure on the body, which can cause problems for particularly at-risk groups.
Class 2 Warning: Extremely high temperatures. Maxtemperaturer more than 30 degrees five consecutive days, alternatively daily maximum temperature of 33 degrees or more, three consecutive days. Contains increased pressure on the body, which can cause problems for groups at particular risk. Class 2 is the most serious warning class for high temperatures
Source: SMHI
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