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Snowfall warnings - follow the development here

smhsnowfallweather warning

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  • SMHI has issued an orange warning for snowfall from Thursday afternoon to Friday evening.
  • The warning involves the risk of poor visibility, slipping, canceled public transport and disruptions in electricity supply and community functions.

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SMHI issues weather warnings based on meteorological forecasts to warn the public of hazardous weather conditions.

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The orange warning is in effect from 14:00 on Thursday until 23:00 on Friday evening. SMHI urges road users not to venture into traffic unnecessarily, as there is a risk of poor visibility, slippage and snow.

They also flag the fact that the snowfall is likely to mean canceled departures in public transport.

In addition, there may be problems for important community functions such as snow removal and emergency services, which may have difficulty getting around.

The electricity supply can also be affected in areas with overhead lines.

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