NordicsToday Desk

Police are in contact with a person suspected of drunk driving after a car went into a ditch at Korsvegen in Melhus. The car had extensive damage, and no one was at the scene.

Storm Boelo struck Norway overnight into Sunday, leaving more than 5,000 Glitre Nett customers in Agder without power and tearing metal sheets from roofs on Karmøy and in Bergen. NVE has issued an orange warning for flood and landslide risk in parts of Østlandet, and several ferry departures have been cancelled.

Tryg has sent nearly 30,000 text messages to customers in areas at risk of storm-force gusts ahead of stormy weather in the night before Sunday. Around 22,000 of the warnings went to customers in Vestjylland. On Bornholm, emergency preparedness urged garden owners to secure trampolines, garden furniture and other loose items.

A man who had been missing in a village outside Vittangi was found alive on 24 October. A dog patrol found him slightly chilled in a hunting cabin at 21:11. Police suspect no crime behind the disappearance.

Storm Boelo is set to hit southern Norway overnight into Sunday, with Fjord Line and Color Line cancelling ferry departures and NVE issuing an orange warning for flood and landslide danger in parts of Østlandet. Up to 60 mm of rain is forecast in Vestfold, Telemark and Buskerud, and Larvik has evacuated three residents.