Sundsvall, Västernorrland, Sweden Severe Weather Alertstar_ratehome

East 14-17 m/s. Night to Friday northeast 14-17 m/s.; What should I think about?: Pay close attention to the marine forecast and prepare crew and vessel for high winds and seas.
Keep in mind that the wind gusts are often significantly higher than the average wind.; Where?: Northern Sea of Bothnia

East 14-17 m/s. Night to Friday northeast 14-17 m/s.; What should I think about?: Pay close attention to the marine forecast and prepare crew and vessel for high winds and seas.
Keep in mind that the wind gusts are often significantly higher than the average wind.; Where?: Northern Sea of Bothnia

Snowfall on Thursday is expected to be heavy and may cause traffic problems.; What happens?: A snowfall area continues to affect central Sweden during New Year's Day. In several places it is expected to be abundant and until late evening it can give a total of 10-20 cm, locally up to 30 cm. During the evening the snowfall decreases in intensity but it will continue to snow for much of Friday. The wind will increase and from the evening it will be fresh easterly at times, from the night northeasterly.; What should I think about?: Travel times may increase due to slippery roads, poor visibility and blowing snow behind vehicles. Allow more time for your journey and adjust your speed to road conditions and visibility.
It can be difficult to travel due to snow on roads, traffic accidents or vehicles that are stuck.
There is a risk of delays or canceled departures in public transport.
At temperatures close to zero degrees, there is a risk of disturbances in electricity and telecommunications networks in areas with overhead lines.; Where?: Parts of northern Svealand and southernmost Norrland

Snowfall on Thursday is expected to be heavy and may cause traffic problems.; What happens?: A snowfall area continues to affect central Sweden during New Year's Day. In several places it is expected to be abundant and until late evening it can give a total of 10-20 cm, locally up to 30 cm. During the evening the snowfall decreases in intensity but it will continue to snow for much of Friday. The wind will increase and from the evening it will be fresh easterly at times, from the night northeasterly.; What should I think about?: Travel times may increase due to slippery roads, poor visibility and blowing snow behind vehicles. Allow more time for your journey and adjust your speed to road conditions and visibility.
It can be difficult to travel due to snow on roads, traffic accidents or vehicles that are stuck.
There is a risk of delays or canceled departures in public transport.
At temperatures close to zero degrees, there is a risk of disturbances in electricity and telecommunications networks in areas with overhead lines.; Where?: Parts of northern Svealand and southernmost Norrland

Heavy snowfall and wind are expected on Thursday, which may cause traffic problems.; What happens?: A extensive low pressure area named Anna is bringing both snowfall and wind, particularly affecting parts of the southern Norrland coast. 2-4 dm of snow is expected until Friday morning, locally around 5 dm. In addition, there will be fresh to strong gusty winds from the east, turning to the northeast, which may cause heavy drifting snow. The snowfall also continue into the day on Friday, but with somewhat reduced intensity.; What should I think about?: Consider not going out in traffic or be prepared that there is a risk of getting stuck. Road conditions may be poor due to drifting snow, slippery roads, poor visibility and blowing snow behind vehicles.
It can be very difficult to travel due snow on roads, traffic accidents or vehicles that are stuck. Important services such as snow clearing and rescue vehicles may also struggle to get through.
Delays or canceled departures in public transport are likely.
Power outages and disturbances in telecommunications networks are likely in areas with overhead lines. Do not go near downed power lines.; Where?: Southeasternmost Västernorrland county and large parts of Gävleborg county; Comments: It is still uncertain exactly which area will be affected.

Heavy snowfall and wind are expected on Thursday, which may cause traffic problems.; What happens?: A extensive low pressure area named Anna is bringing both snowfall and wind, particularly affecting parts of the southern Norrland coast. 2-4 dm of snow is expected until Friday morning, locally around 5 dm. In addition, there will be fresh to strong gusty winds from the east, turning to the northeast, which may cause heavy drifting snow. The snowfall also continue into the day on Friday, but with somewhat reduced intensity.; What should I think about?: Consider not going out in traffic or be prepared that there is a risk of getting stuck. Road conditions may be poor due to drifting snow, slippery roads, poor visibility and blowing snow behind vehicles.
It can be very difficult to travel due snow on roads, traffic accidents or vehicles that are stuck. Important services such as snow clearing and rescue vehicles may also struggle to get through.
Delays or canceled departures in public transport are likely.
Power outages and disturbances in telecommunications networks are likely in areas with overhead lines. Do not go near downed power lines.; Where?: Southeasternmost Västernorrland county and large parts of Gävleborg county; Comments: It is still uncertain exactly which area will be affected.

From Thursday morning there is a risk of moderate icing of ships.; What should I think about?: Ice accumulation, due to spray freezing on vessel constructions may cause the vessel to lose its stability.
Increased risk of slippery decks, handrails, ladders e.t.c.
Ice accretion on safety equipment may reduce its utility.; Where?: Northern Sea of Bothnia

From Thursday morning there is a risk of moderate icing of ships.; What should I think about?: Ice accumulation, due to spray freezing on vessel constructions may cause the vessel to lose its stability.
Increased risk of slippery decks, handrails, ladders e.t.c.
Ice accretion on safety equipment may reduce its utility.; Where?: Northern Sea of Bothnia