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In parts of Nordland and Troms, there can be up to 100 millimeters of precipitation in a single day.
“Monday will be windy and wet in Nordland and Troms. We have a yellow warning for both strong gusts and heavy rains at the local level ”, is the meteorological forecast of the Meteorological Institute.
Therefore, NVE has issued a hazard warning about floods and landslides.
High water levels combined with strong winds can also carry 7-11 meter high waves towards land in the most exposed parts of the country.
Check the weather where you are
– We must be vigilant
– This is good autumn weather in Northern Norway, but we have some fjords and areas that are exposed to landslides. Therefore, we must be vigilant while we receive such notification from the county governor, says the emergency manager in the municipality of Narvik, Iris Bartholsen, to the Fremover newspaper.
But it’s not just the rains that are causing concern. The wind can also be unusually strong with gusts of more than 30 meters per second.
– There have been several low pressures lately, but we have not had a wind as strong as this so far this fall. So it’s definitely worth noting. The forecasts are completely on the border between yellow and orange according to our criteria. , reports meteorologist Håvard Thorset Yr.
Six warning signs
For Bodø, up to six danger warnings have been issued for high winds, avalanche danger, flood danger, large amounts of precipitation, high water levels and particularly strong gusts. For the section Bodø to Å in Lofoten, 40 to 60 centimeters above the height indicated in the tide tables are expected.
“From Monday afternoon to Tuesday morning, storms are expected on the coast and strong gusts in Nordland and Troms. The strongest wind seems to be in Lofoten and Vesterålen, ”reports the Meteorological Institute.
– It’s getting a bit hectic
It is now recommended to secure loose items and follow the updated weather forecast. ‘
– He’s getting a little hectic. One should avoid using small boats and staying on land, warns meteorologist Håvard Thorset.
Therefore, everything is ready for the first autumn storm of this year.
– This low pressure will turn into a storm center on your trip to Norway. . During Monday, a total storm from the southwest hits the Vestfjorden areas north of Bodø, meteorologist on duty at the Meteorological Institute, Martin Granerød, tells Dagbladet.
Southern Norway escapes the storm this time.
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