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In the near future it may be noisy in the traffic again.
A day of rain and snow is followed by cold.
– There is currently a yellow warning for icy conditions in several places in the country, says Lasse Rydqvist on Klart.
A massive snow storm is expected in western Svealand for the next 24 hours. A yellow warning for snowfall has been issued.
This applies to Dalarna, Västmanland and parts of Värmland.
Can be ten centimeters
– There may be between five and ten centimeters from tonight at 8pm until tomorrow evening, says Lasse Rydqvist, meteorologist at Klart.
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full screen A massive snowstorm is expected in western Svealand in the next 24 hours. Photo: Fredrik Sandberg/TT
It will also be windy in connection with the snowfall, which can lead to poor visibility and problems in traffic.
Late on Monday, there was also a yellow warning for snowfall in eastern Svealand, i.e. Stockholm County, Uppsala County and Södermanland County.
Rain and sleet
In other parts of Svealand and Götaland, it will be a little milder with rain and sleet.
Colder air is expected over the next 24 hours, which could lead to sudden ice slippage, both in Svealand and Götaland.
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full screen Sudden ice slippage awaits as colder air moves in. Photo: Natanael Johansson
– There is currently a yellow warning for it in eastern Svealand, but that warning may be extended to apply to other parts of the country, says Lasse Rydqvist.
Cool in the north
In northern Sweden it gets really cold. During Wednesday morning, the temperature drops to just over 20 degrees below zero in northern Norrland’s interior.
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full screen SMHI warns of snow and slippage in a large area during Tuesday Photo: Smhi
Cloudiness will then increase throughout the country during Thursday. It also passes an area of rain and sleet over Öland and Gotland and closest to the east coast.
The forecast for the weekend is currently uncertain.
Cold air lurks while the milder air resists.
– As it looks now, at least no new snow storm is expected, says Lasse Rydqvist.