fullscreen According to SMHI, the weather situation ahead of Midsummer’s Eve on Friday is “difficult to judge”. Archive image. Photo: Maja Suslin / TT
After a long period of hot and dry weather in Sweden, a change is underway and rain and showers are moving in from the south. But the heat is coming back and according to SMHI it will be over 25 degrees throughout the country on Tuesday.
On Wednesday and Thursday, rain moves in across the country from the south, but whether it lingers on Midsummer’s Eve on Friday is still uncertain.
SMHI writes on its website that the weather trend is difficult to assess. “But most of the indications are that Götaland and southern Svealand will have lingering weather and relatively warm weather, while the probability of rain and cooler weather increases the further north you go in the country.”