Værmelding for Kvitfors
Advarsler
The ground is frozen and there is snow and ice on roads and rivers/creecks. Due to weather changes with snowmelt and rain there might be local flooding and road problems caused by closed water ways. Large snow melting due to rising temperatures is expected. Water discharge is expected to increase because of rain and snowmelt. This may cause local inundation where river channels are filled with ice and because of frozen ground. It also may cause ice drift in streams, with subsequent local inundation. Situation that requires vigilance and may cause local damagesCleaning of drainage paths and culverts is recommended. Keep away from rivers and streams with high flow. Stay informed on the situation.
DNMI
From Wednesday afternoon to Thursday afternoon a lot of rain is expected, locally around 50-90 mm in 24 hours. Due to high temperatures, e.g. positive temperatures up to 1000 masl., and snow cover available for melting, there will be local flooding. Risk of flooding of low-lying areas in densely populated areas. Check varsom.no for more information. Locally difficult driving conditions, especially at waterways. Roads may be closed. Some journeys may have longer travel time. The road surface can locally be covered by wet ice. Road conditions affected with road spray and hydroplaning in some places.Consider the need for preventive measures. The need for emergency preparedness shall be assessed continuously by emergency response actors. Check road reports (175.no). Adjust the speed and use caution while driving.
DNMI
Værmelding for Kvitfors
+6 °C
Skyet og lett regn
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Lufttrykk
Duggpunkt
Luftfuktighet
Sikt
Soloppgang
Solnedgang
Daglengde
Per
+2°
994 hPa
+5°
93%
10 km
10:39
13:30
2 h 51 min
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