Low-pressure system brings showers and flurries across Norway

A significant low-pressure system is affecting the region, leading to showers and flurries across the country. Winds are blowing from the northwest at speeds of five to thirteen meters per second. As the day progresses, temperatures are expected to drop in the northern areas, bringing snowfall or sleet.

Tonight and into tomorrow, the low-pressure system will move away from the country, resulting in clearer skies. However, the northeast coast will experience northwesterly gusts or fresh winds, ranging from ten to eighteen meters per second, with precipitation continuing until just after noon.

Generally, temperatures will hover around the freezing point, but could rise to seven degrees Celsius in the southeastern part of the country.