– It’s impossible to say completely specifics, but now we see indications that the type of weather will continue to be the same as in July, Erik Kolstad, climate researcher at the Norce and Bjerknes center, told Dagbladet.
Monday is August 1st. State meteorologist Aslaug Skålevik Valved at the Meteorological Institute told NTB on Wednesday morning that it was difficult to predict exactly how the moon would start.
– In the forecast, no high pressure builds up. There are currently some minor lows, but it’s too early to say how many there will be.
He continued:
“We’re moving towards a calmer type of weather across the country now, and summer is time for an afternoon shower,” Valved said.
It’s warmest here
I’m well
According to Yr, Oslo will experience rainy days on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next week with high temperatures above twenty degrees. In Kristiansand, rainfall is reported to be slightly reduced, but also slightly cooler. The same goes for Stavanger in the west.
In Trondheim, the weather will vary, with temperatures around 17 degrees. Troms had to prepare for the rain.
Kolstad still brings good news.
– Looks like it will be a little warmer in the wet places of the country. Temperatures rose slightly there in August, Kolstad said.
Climate researchers aim, among other things, in Western Norway and Northern Norway.
Warmer, but…
Is it warmer or colder August?
– It’s hard to say. When we warned well in advance, we looked at the average for the month. But compared to a normal August, it will likely be warmer than usual.
He came with a bit of happiness.
– If you look at the period as a whole, there will be slightly more rainfall than the normal average.
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