Finally – the summer heat is coming

The early summer heat has been conspicuous by its absence in recent weeks.

But just in time for the weekend, the Spanish high pressure will arrive – with temperatures up to 25 degrees.

The first forecasts for midsummer look even more gloomy.

Rain, sleet, and wind. Spring has been unusually cold and those who have longed for sun and warmth have waited in vain.

But now things are changing – at least temporarily.

– It looks significantly brighter already on Thursday, says Martin Kjell, meteorologist at Stormgeo.

– Then high pressure will come in from southern Europe and it will be up to 25 degrees in southern Sweden.

The nice weather will then last almost the entire weekend, and in almost the entire country. However, the warm temperatures will not reach the extreme heat that prevails in Europe, where, for example, it will be around 40 degrees Celsius in Germany and France.

The Midsummer message

But it’s important to take the opportunity to enjoy it, because a new cold front will move in again on Sunday. Next week looks like it will be “every-other-day weather”, with occasional rain, occasional sunshine, says Martin Kjell.

So it doesn’t seem like there will be a heat wave that lasts until midsummer next Friday.

– It’s unstable, but the weather at midsummer is still difficult to assess, he says.

Meteorologist Linda Eriksson tells TV4 that it is expected to be partly cloudy in large parts of the country, with temperatures of around 15 degrees.

In the north it looks like it will be a few degrees colder – with some risk of snowfall.

– There may be some occasional snowfall in higher terrain, Linda Eriksson tells the channel.