At the moment, there are no new power outages reported and all that have been are fixed.
The storm has caused several power outages around the county during the course of the day. Together, nearly 1,400 households have been without power at various times. Trees that fell on power lines have been cited as the cause of the power outages.
Länstrafiken announces that all bus routes are in service, but that there may be delays during the day.
Åre municipality announces that there will be disturbances during today’s garbage collection trips.
Skalstuguvägen and road 336 from Kallsedet to Riksgräns are estimated to be provisionally closed until Monday morning, February 5.
Road 342 from Framnäs to Riksgräns SE/NO at Framnäs in both directions is estimated to be provisionally closed until Friday morning, February 2.
During the day, SMHI has issued yellow warnings for the mountain areas in Jämtland and Härjedalen, and winds between 18 and 24 meters per second are expected on the Calf mountain.
In southern Jämtlandsfjällen and western Härjedalsfjällen, there is a warning for significant avalanche danger, class 3, until 18:00 on Thursday.
Obstacles have also arisen along some roads with fallen trees.
The article is updated.
Overview
The warning: Do not drive on road E45
Stationary cars on E10 – road closed
Red alert – schools in Kiruna close
Ingunn moves in over northern Sweden
Yesterday 21:45
Now we end the live reporting for tonight.
For Friday, there are currently no storm warnings over the country.
Yesterday 19:28
Here the hurricane moves in over Kiruna
It is very windy in the northern end of the country after hurricane Ingunn moved in over the country.
SMHI issued a red warning in westernmost Norrbotten, which applied until 19:00 when it was changed to an orange warning.
Here the hurricane moves in over Kiruna
Yesterday 18:17
Stop in the toe graphic between Umeå and Stockholm
Several trains between Umeå and Stockholm are delayed, and two have not been given a new departure time yet. It concerns both SJ’s and Norrtåg’s departures.
According to the Swedish Transport Administration, the cause is an electrical fault. Affected stations are also Härnösand, Sundsvall, Gävle and Uppsala.
Yesterday 18:07
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The warning: Do not drive on road E45
Several traffic accidents have occurred around Norrbotten on Thursday afternoon.
A truck and a car were involved in an accident on the E45 at the height of lower Soppero in Kiruna municipality at around 4 p.m.
– The weather is extremely bad here. We don’t want anyone driving after the E45 at all, says an operator at SOS Alarm.
The Swedish Transport Administration also warns against driving on the stretch.
“Due to the current weather conditions, you should not drive on the E45 between Vittangi and Karesuando”writes the Swedish Transport Administration.
The truck has been moved from the roadway. There are no reports of personal injuries.
Amanda Liikamaa
SVT reporter
Yesterday 17:21
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Stationary cars on E10 – road closed
There is very difficult weather and road conditions on the stretch between Kiruna and Björkliden.
– The majority of stationary vehicles on the route, writes the Swedish Transport Administration on its website.
The road is completely closed and road users are asked to stay in Kiruna. The tentative time when the road can reopen is at 06:00 on Friday.
Amanda Liikamaa
SVT reporter
Yesterday 17:17
Fallen trees create obstacles on the roads
During Thursday, several trees fell across roads around Norrbotten, both on car and footpaths. Among other things, a pine tree at a preschool on Björkskatan in Luleå blew over in the storm.
Personnel have been sent out to several of the locations and
Clearing of the trees is ongoing.
Amanda Liikamaa
SVT reporter
Yesterday 16:31
All train traffic north of Boden will be canceled until Friday at 12:00. For more information about your journey, please refer to the train company, writes the Swedish Transport Administration.
Yesterday 15:52
Power line fell across the road in Ånäset – see the work at the site
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Madeleine Harrati
SVT reporter
Yesterday 15:25
No one enters or leaves the Norwegian hospital
Parts of the roof at the university hospital in Harstad, Norway, have blown off. According to NRK right now the entrances to the hospital are blocked and no one is coming in or out. Those who have an appointment at the hospital have also found out that their appointment has been postponed.
– Larger parts of the building are damaged and it is uncertain how it will affect the regular operations in the next few hours, the hospital announces according to NRK.
The patients inside the hospital must also have been told not to go near the windows.
Parts of the hospital’s roof have landed on the helipad. Photo: Simen Loholt/iHarstad/TT
