According to the meteorologist, there are many who can enjoy the weather this coming weekend.
– The weather will be very nice in the next few days. It will be a great weekend for many, says Trine Jonassen, a duty meteorologist for Storm Geo.
Warm in eastern Norway
The weather will be warmer in eastern Norway this weekend. Temperatures above 20 degrees can be expected there. Sørlandet can also expect a lot of nice weather in the next few days.
During the weekend and Monday, there will be nice weather as well. This is because of the high pressure that comes in over the weekend and gives us quieter conditions and dry air.
There will be some rain over western Norway and Trondelag, but this will decrease over the weekend.
The weekend is approaching and there’s no doubt we’re getting a distinct difference in the weather (a bit unfair but…) – north and south of Dover 🤓
Autumn tastes in the north with gray and humid weather, but there will be little improvement over the weekend
⬇️ In the south the summer lasts and the sun rises ⬇ pic.twitter.com/hFklGVkArT
– Meteorology (@meteorology) August 19, 2021
Northern Norway can expect rain and small amounts of rain.
And the meteorologist stresses that areas north of Dover will not receive as much rain as they have in recent days, and that the weather will improve over the weekend.
There is low pressure on the northern parts of Sweden and the Gulf of Bothnia. This will move to the northeast during the day. Therefore, large parts of Norway can expect strong winds.
danger warning
On Saturday, northern Norway expects a northerly breeze. The highest temperature will be 10 degrees.
On Friday, northern Norway will see quite a bit of wind, with a light gale of wind along the coast of Nordland, Troms and west of Finnmark.
The meteorologist describes the unstable weather as a typical summer. This is about convective deposition. The air near the ground is heated by the sun, and rises into the air. When hot air is cooled, it cannot retain moisture. Some of the water vapor condenses and clouds and rain form.
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