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The Government is extending internal border controls with effect from 12 November.
Heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and strong wind gusts are expected to affect the Canary Islands over the weekend. The Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs urges Swedish nationals in the area to stay updated on weather developments and follow instructions from local authorities.
Monday westerly or northwesterly wind that can be very strong in the bare mountains, 18-24 m/s. The wind culminates in the southern part in the morning, otherwise in the middle of the day, locally in the bare mountains storm 25 m/s. Also in the low terrain windy, locally storm gusts. Snowfall is also expected at times, the greatest amounts south of Torneträsk.
Windy with very strong westerly winds and also occasional heavy snowfall.
Do not hike in mountainous areas if you are inexperienced. It can be difficult to move and set up or anchor tents. In connection with drifting snow, it can be difficult to orientate due to reduced visibility. There is a risk of frostbite due to degree below zero or rain.
Note that a yellow warning is already in place in large parts of the area.
9 November 03:00 – 9 November 14:00
