Ängelholm, Skåne, Sweden Severe Weather Alertstar_ratehome

During Sunday very windy with southwesterly wind and very strong gusts to storm gusts.; What happens?: A deep low pressure area named Dave is moving eastward across southern Scandinavia. In connection with this, very windy weather is expected in large parts of northern Götaland and southernmost Svealand on Sunday. In the middle of Sunday, the wind will begin to increase over the West Coast and during the afternoon there is a risk of storm gusts in most of northwestern Götaland and southernmost Värmland, with 25-30 m/s, locally even windier and on the coast in Bohuslän hurricane force. During Sunday evening, the wind also looks to affect northeastern Götaland and Örebro County. During the night towards Monday, the wind will decrease from the west.; What should I think about?: Consider not going out in traffic or be prepared that there is a risk of getting stuck. It can be difficult to travel on roads due to fallen trees and branches.
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.
Property can be damaged, and there is a risk of personal injury due to flying objects. Anchor your loose items well.
Major damage can occur to forests. Avoid going into the forest during and after a storm.; Comments: The extent of the warning area may be adjusted during Saturday and Sunday as it is somewhat uncertain how far east the storm surges will reach.

West 14-17 m/s. Sunday evening decreasing. Late night to Monday west 14-17 m/s. Monday evening decreasing.; 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?: Western Baltic

West 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?: Southern Baltic

West-southwest 25-30 m/s. Late Sunday evening west 15-20 m/s. Monday afternoon northwest 14-17 m/s.; What should I think about?: Avoid traveling at sea if you can. If you do have to, prepare crew and vessel for hight winds and sea. Rescue operations may be risky and take a long time to reach you.
Keep in mind that the wind gusts are often significantly higher than the average wind.; Where?: Kattegat

From Sunday evening -50 to -60 cm cm in RH 2000. Monday afternoon rising.; What happens?: The water level will drop from Sunday evening and reach -50 to -60 cm at RH 2000 during the night. Rising Monday afternoon.; What should I think about?: Increased risk of grounding, especially off the fairways. Some harbors may be difficult to access.; Where?: Western Baltic

Early Monday morning briefly down to -50 cm in RH 2000.; What happens?: The water level drops early Monday morning and briefly reaches around -50 cm in RH 2000. Rising again during late morning.; What should I think about?: Increased risk of grounding, especially off the fairways. Some harbors may be difficult to access.; Where?: The Sound

High water levels pose a risk of flooding along the coast.; What happens?: The water level is rising in connection with windy weather and is expected to reach 90-100 cm in RH 2000 on Monday morning. Decreasing on Monday afternoon.; What should I think about?: Low lying wharfs, jetties, roads or buildings may be exposed to flooding.
Vertical clearance under bridges decreases.
Vulnerable coastal areas may suffer damage from erosion.
Moored vessels are at risk of hull damage.; Where?: The southern coast of Halland and the Sound north of the bridge.

West 14-17 m/s. Late Saturday afternoon decreasing. Late night to Sunday south 14-17 m/s. Sunday afternoon west 18-23 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?: Kattegat

West 14-17 m/s. Late Saturday afternoon decreasing. Late night to Sunday south 14-17 m/s. Sunday afternoon west 18-23 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?: Kattegat

High water levels pose a risk of flooding along the coast.; What happens?: The water level is rising in connection with windy weather and is expected to reach 90-100 cm in RH 2000 on Sunday evening. Falling overnight into Monday.; What should I think about?: Low lying wharfs, jetties, roads or buildings may be exposed to flooding.
Vertical clearance under bridges decreases.
Vulnerable coastal areas may suffer damage from erosion.
Moored vessels are at risk of hull damage.; Where?: The fjords inside Orust and Tjörn.

West 14-17 m/s. Late Saturday afternoon decreasing. Sunday late morning southwest-west 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?: Southern Baltic

West 14-17 m/s. Late Saturday afternoon decreasing. Sunday late morning southwest-west 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?: Southern Baltic

West 14-17 m/s. Late Saturday afternoon decreasing. Late night to Sunday south-southwest 14-17 m/s. Continued increasing during Sunday late morning to west-southwest 25-30 m/s.; What should I think about?: Avoid traveling at sea if you can. If you do have to, prepare crew and vessel for hight winds and sea. Rescue operations may be risky and take a long time to reach you.
Keep in mind that the wind gusts are often significantly higher than the average wind.; Where?: Skagerrak