As chilly temperatures continue to grip the country, there is some relief in sight as a low-pressure system moves in from the continent, bringing milder temperatures to Sweden.
According to forecasts, the low pressure will bring clouds and the possibility of snowfall spreading across Götaland, Svealand, and Norrland from Wednesday through Thursday. However, as we head into the weekend, temperatures are expected to rise, with clouds dampening the cold.
The snow on the ground in the northern parts of Sweden is expected to remain, while in the south, the snow will struggle to hold on as temperatures begin to rise. Plus degrees are expected to reach southern Götaland, Öland, and Gotland by Wednesday, with almost all of Götaland experiencing above-freezing temperatures by Friday.
Johan Groth, a weather expert, predicts that the winter roads will become slushy, and even the Stockholm area may begin to see the snow melt.
As the temperatures continue to rise, the question on everyone’s mind is whether there will be a green Christmas weekend in southern Sweden. However, experts caution that forecasts this far ahead are just tendencies and it’s too early to predict the weather for Christmas.
In related news, winter weather has caused chaos in Munich, where an aircraft tipped over in the snow. For more updates on the changing weather conditions, stay tuned to our news channel.