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- After an early taste of summer, more spring-like temperatures are now expected in Norway.
- Meteorologist Jon Austerheim explains that the temperatures will be around 14-18 degrees in the future in Eastern Norway. In the west it will be somewhat cooler.
- In northern Norway it is still cool, but temperatures will gradually rise during the week.
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Scarves and hats could finally be thrown away this week, when large parts of the country got summer right in the face, after having gallantly skipped spring.
But on Sunday the taste of summer was over, and now spring is coming.
– The temperature will be quite decent and spring-like, but not quite as summery as it has been, says on-duty meteorologist Jon Austerheim.
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Several places have experienced well over 20 degrees in recent days. It is far above normal for the time of year. He himself is sitting in Tromsø, where for now there is little that resembles spring, with only a few plus degrees.
In the forecasts for the coming weeks, he sees no imminent return of such high temperatures. One should still be satisfied in the south, believes the meteorologist.
Because the temperatures are around 14-18 degrees in the future.
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– It is relatively mild, although it is a little cooler than it was, says Austerheim and adds:
– Some lucky places can be 20 degrees.
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This mostly applies to Southern Norway and southern parts of Eastern Norway.
– It’s not at all bad to be early in May. It is around normal or slightly above normal, he says.
There will also be the occasional shower of Østafjells, according to the meteorologist.
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Wet
It has also boiled in Western Norway, where Austevoll boasted a whopping 25 degrees on 2 May – the hottest day measured so far this year.
– In the Bergen area it will be around 13-16 degrees throughout this week. It may be up to 18 degrees tomorrow, says Austerheim.
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There will also be chances of rain throughout the week.
– Thursday in particular looks wet, says the meteorologist.
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Further north, in Møre and Romsdal, Trøndelag and Nordland, it is sunny and relatively warm on Sunday.
The heat extends well up into Nordland, where it has been 18 degrees in Bodø, for example, before there is a sharp temperature difference and cooler weather the further north you go.
Over the course of the week, central Norway will see temperatures of between 10-13 degrees at their hottest, as well as some precipitation from Tuesday.
It may be long-awaited in Nordland, where, with the exception of the occasional shower, it has not rained for three weeks, says Austerheim.
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Snow showers
In Troms and Finnmark, where there is currently little to remind us of warmer spring weather, things look better later in the week.
– The really big spring can wait, but it can quickly reach 5-10 degrees in Troms, and 0-5 degrees in Finnmark towards the end of the week.
However, the beginning of the week offers a few plus degrees with lingering weather in Troms, while Finnmark has to brace for snow showers.
– It will be considerably more wintry, and Fmmark will retain some snow showers today and tomorrow. But the weather will gradually be lighter and more sunny in the northernmost counties. Temperatures should also rise somewhat, but there will still be frost at night in many places, explains the meteorologist.
