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Very Strong Gusts of Wind and Rain Are Expected This Weekend - SMHI Warns

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During the weekend, large parts of southern Sweden could be hit by severe windy weather – especially along the coasts. Storm Boelo is expected to move in, and Sörmland will be hit the hardest.

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Yellow warning issued along the West Coast • Large amounts of rain are expected.

·Gothenburg, Sweden
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Winds of up to 25 meters per second are expected when storm Boelo moves into Sweden this weekend. – The combination of rain and wind means that there will be difficult conditions, meteorologist Christopher Greenland.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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During the weekend, large parts of southern Sweden could be hit by severe windy weather – especially along the coasts. Storm Boelo is expected to move in, and Sörmland will be hit the hardest.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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On Sunday it will be windy in places. SMHI warns of very strong gusts of wind in the eastern parts of Stockholm County and Sörmland County. The yellow warning also applies to southern Värmland, western and southern Götaland, the coastal areas of Östra Götaland, as well as on Gotland and Öland. There is a risk of both delays in public transport and disruptions in the power grid. Those living in the affected areas are advised to anchor loose objec…

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Storm Boelo is expected to move into Sweden on Sunday – yellow warnings have been issued for parts of the country.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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It will be a turbulent weekend with heavy rain, strong winds, and severe gusts. On Saturday, autumn storm Boelo will move across the North Sea, and Sunday will remain turbulent, with a chance of a storm along the Wadden Islands…

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Aftonbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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