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Sweden battered by rain and strong gusts with stronger storm coming in

Monday, 24 December 2012
The Swedish people will have a better reason to enjoy their Christmas celebration locked indoors, as the weather will make sure that people don't move around.

Normally Christmas Eve is a dead day in Sweden and on the day itself, most Swedish towns and streets look like a Zombie land. This year though, the weather will make sure that people don't move around.

Those who are to travel around are called to take it easy on the roads, as it can be dangerous to venture out on the roads even in the evening and in the morning. Worst of the weather prognosis is seen in western Sweden. Meteorologist warns of strong gusts, combined with rain and snow.

Christmas has brought warm weather to the south and cold in the north. Nevertheless, at night it will become difficult on the Swedish West Coast where it is expected that strong gusts, up to 23 meters per second will blow

The snowfall will move up across the country to the eastern Svealand. Snowstorm will remain tomorrow and give another 1.5 inches of snow leading to Class 1 warning, according to the Swedish met office. Also several counties of Halland in south-west up to Uppsala are warned of severe weather for Christmas Day.

But on the in Europe, that is in Germany, things are looking good weather-wise. December 24, 2012 will go down as the warmest Christmas Eve so far as measured in Germany. In the centre of Munich, the temperature was 20.7 degrees Celsius on Monday afternoon, according to weather service DWD.

The greater part of Bavaria felt warm for this time of the year with temperatures above 16 degrees calculus.
Scancomark.com Team

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