Storm Floris is expected to hit Sweden's west coast from about 11pm on Monday, cross the country overnight and arrive on the east coast at about 5am. Where is going to be worst affected?
Sweden's public weather forecaster SMHI has issued yellow warnings for the Skagerrak and Kattegat seas, but not the Ă–resund Strait between Denmark and SkĂĄne, with the worst affected area expected to be the west coast between Halmstad and the Norwegian border.Â
At 6pm, the storm was still crossing Denmark and Western Norway with the heaviest weather crossing the Skagerrak on the wat to the coast north of Gothenburg. Â
Storm Floris hit the west coast of Norway and Denmark on Monday evening. Photo: SMHI
Source: SMHI
GothenburgÂ
At 11pm, Gothenburg is forecast to be hit by heavy rain combined with winds that will include gusts of up to 14 m/s. The rains will stop at about 4pm, but the high winds will continue all day with gusts reaching as high as 20 m/s by about 7pm on Tuesday, with winds then slowly decreasing over Wednesday.Â
HalmstadÂ
The storm will hit Halmstad, in the centre of the west coast, at about 2am, with winds of 12 m/s and gusts of 19 m/s, combined with heavy rain. The rain will stop at about 5am, but high winds will continue throughout Tuesday.Â
MalmöÂ
It's expected to rain in Malmö from about 9pm on Monday with the rain getting heaviest at about 3am, when the wind will reach 9 m/s with gusts of 17 m/s.Â
LundÂ
Rain will start in Lund at about 11pm on Monday, reaching its heaviest at about 2am on Tuesday, when wind speeds will reach about 8 m/s, with gusts of 14 m/s. Rain will stop by 6am on Tuesday.Â
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