The coming days will bring plenty of rain in the west of Norway. The Meteorological Institute has issued a yellow level of warning for this part of the country. In turn, the inhabitants of the eastern border can breathe a sigh of relief - rain clouds will not pass through the mountains. Therefore, they will be able to enjoy the sun and the cloudless sky, but until a certain time.
Heavy rains in the west
Western Norway will be hit by heavy rain clouds. It will rain heavily for the next few days. The weather forecasters issued a yellow warning level due to the possibility of unusual consequences. They concern, inter alia, the risk of some roadsides slipping, which will result in the closure of those that will pose a threat to the safety of drivers. Wednesday will be the worst and it rains also on Thursday.
Source: yr.no
Rain in the east is possible
Wednesday in eastern Norway will be sunny and cloudless. However, according to Håvard Thorset, a meteorologist from the Institute, this state of affairs may change. It is possible that rain clouds will cross the mountains and bring rain to the eastern borders of the country. If this happens, there will be occasional rainfall, and there may be some clearing in some places. According to Håvard Thorset, they are westerners Norway will have much less pleasant weather.
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Where else does it fall?
Weather forecasters also predict changeable weather in the central and southern parts of the country. On Wednesday, some rain may fall in central Norway as well as in the south of Nordland and Finnmark and Tromso.
The low pressure will arrive on Saturday
Weather forecasters predict that a low-pressure system over Norway is to arrive at the weekend. On Saturday, rainfall will certainly appear over the eastern edge of the country, but it does not rain much and is short-lived. On Sunday, however, expect another low pressure system over Scandinavia.
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Unpredictable weather
As meteorologists emphasize, the forecast may change. It's hard to predict what the weather will be like in the long run. The situation is changing dynamically, which is influenced by raging hurricanes over the Atlantic. They have a significant influence on what the weather will be like in Norway. This is why forecasts can change from hour to hour.
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