Autumn weather arrives in Sweden with colder temperatures
Autumn weather has arrived in Western Sweden with temperatures dropping to around 10°C. Meteorologists say the recent late summer heat is being replaced by more seasonal conditions. The change means Swedes are reaching for extra layers during their morning commutes.
The late summer heat has ended across Western Sweden. Colder autumn weather will dominate this week according to meteorologists. Temperatures have steadily dropped in recent days. This cooling trend will continue throughout the week. Lisa Frost, a meteorologist on duty, explained the situation. She said people have been spoiled with recent warm weather. Now conditions are returning to seasonal norms. Morning commuters definitely notice the change. Many now need extra layers for their morning travels. The week looks relatively stable weather-wise. Some rain might pass through on Monday evening. Then a high-pressure ridge will develop. This system will remain for the entire week. A northwesterly wind will blow across Western Sweden. This wind will make the air feel even colder. Temperatures will hover around 10 degrees Celsius. Frost described this as more normal autumn weather. The recent late summer heat was unusual for the season. Now temperatures are balancing out to typical levels. This shift reflects the natural transition into autumn across Scandinavia. International readers should note that Swedish autumns typically bring crisp weather and colorful foliage displays.