“Contrasting Weather Across Norway: Glorious in the South, Gray and Wet in the North”

– There is a fairly good weather divide between southern Norway and northern Norway. It will be glorious weather in southern Norway, while northern Norway will have gray and wet weather, says meteorologist on duty at the Meteorological Institute, Iselin Skjervagen, to Nettavisen.

She says that despite the fact that there may be some clouds locally, the weather in southern Norway will mainly be fine this week.

– It will also be quite hot. In Eastern Norway it will be warmest, with temperatures up to 20 degrees, says Skjervagen.

As mentioned, the weather in Northern Norway this week will be gloomy. Gray and dreary with a lot of rain.

– It will be stormy weather all week and slightly cooler into the weekend. It will be on and off with rain and more cloudy than clear. Towards the weekend, the precipitation may come as snow.

How long will it last?

No tree grows into the sky, neither do the good weather prospects in southern Norway. The meteorologist can reveal that there will already be a drop in temperatures from the weekend.

– The weather we are having this week, will it persist?

– No, you can’t say that. Until next week, the temperature may drop ten degrees. In places where 18 degrees have been reported this week, it will be eight degrees, says the meteorologist and adds:

– The fine weather doesn’t last forever, so you have to enjoy it this week.

Warns the pollen allergy sufferers

Despite weather reports that promise gold and green forests, the meteorologist has a warning in store. She directs it to those who should struggle with allergies such as pollen.

– There are many people who have pollen allergies, and it won’t be any fun for them this week, she says and offers advice to those with pollen allergies.

– People should check the pollen forecast and follow it, says Skjervagen.

She also reminds that danger warnings have been issued for grass and heather fires in several places in Northern Norway, Møre and Romsdal and in Western Norway.

– Be careful with open flames and remember the fire ban.