Feel free to bring your sunscreen but also have your umbrella ready. This week will see high temperatures while precipitation is expected in some places.
– It's been unstable weather all week, says Moa Hallberg, meteorologist at SMHI.
The week has started with high temperatures that look set to persist in the coming days according to SMHI's latest forecast.
The highest temperature can reach 25 degrees in several parts of the country, and even in the far north the 20 degree mark can be passed. At the same time, it may be time to prepare to take out both the umbrella and the sunscreen as the sun and heat are varied with precipitation.
On Tuesday there is a chance of lots of sun in several parts of the country.
25 degrees
– There may be some local showers, but in several places it may be a bit over 25 degrees in, among other places, Eastern Svealand and Götaland, but even up in Norrland it is warm, says Moa Hallberg, meteorologist at SMHI.
Temperatures will remain high on Wednesday, while some clouds with rain showers may appear in southern Sweden. It will also remain warm on Thursday, but in southern Sweden it will mostly rain.
Forest fire warning
– It will be slightly colder later in the week when cooler air moves in from the north. In Norrland it will be up to ten degrees.
In eastern Svealand there is a warning of forest fires and in parts of southern Norrland SMHI is warning of grass fires.
Source: TT
