Gäddede, Jämtland, Sweden Severe Weather Alertstar_ratehome

Snowfall late in the season when people have changed to summer tires, traffic is slower and there is a risk of delays in public transport.; What happens: During the night to Wednesday, snowfall moves in from the west and a total of about 5 cm of fresh snow is expected before it subsides in the morning.; What to expect: Traffic is slower due to slippery roads, snow sludge, poor visibility and blowing snow behind vehicles.
Limited accessibility on roads that, for example, have not been cleared of snow or due to traffic accidents.
Risk of delays in bus-, train- and air traffic as well as canceled departures.
Areas with overground power lines can be affected and at a temperature close to zero degrees cause disturbances in the electricity- and telecommunications supply.; Where: Parts of Västernorrland and northern Jämtland County; Comments: Since the surfaces are initially on the plus side, it is uncertain how much will melt away before it starts to settle.

Varm spring temperatures have caused fast snow melt in the catchment area which leads to high flows in river Gimån.; What to expect: Flows that occur every 5th to 25th year on average.
Risk of flooding along the watercourse and its lakes.
Fast flowing water in rivers and smaller watercourses.; Where: River Gimån; Comments: Flows are expected to raise during the week and might peak in the end of the week.

Fast snowmelt has led to high flows in ditches, streams and smaller rivers that now gradually are reaching the larger rivers. ; What to expect: Fast flowing water in rivers and smaller watercourses.
Flows that occur every 5th to 25th year on average.
Risk of flooding along lakes and watercourses. ; Where: Area from northern Jämtland and Västernorrland counties down to Gävleborg and Dalarna counties. ; Comments: Flows in small streams have peaked, which also some larger streams as Nätraån and Rotälven. Härjeån have reached a flow close to orange level but the flow is expected to decrease the upcoming days. Some larger streams do still have rising flows such as Moälven, upper Voxnan and Röån which all are expected to peak during the week.

Due to snow melt in the area high flows are expected in streams, brooks and ditches as well as high water levels in lakes. The flows have started to culminate or decrease in some brooks and ditches.; What to expect: Fast flowing water in rivers and smaller watercourses.
Risk of flooding near rivers and lakes.
Flows that occur every 5th to 25th year on average.; Where: Northern Svealand and southern Norrland; Comments: Flows may reach the orange warning level in some brooks and ditches.