“Eternal January” finally gets a ride. Wabu is getting hotter than usual.
The latest weather forecast still promises good outdoor weather for May Day celebrators.
Forca's Calling Meteorologist Joanna Rinne It says it will be hot in southern Finland until May Day, next Tuesday.
– It must be sunny. The temperature rises to 18-19 degrees. Right now, it looks like it won't reach 20 degrees, he says.
According to the forecast, it will be warm locally in the capital region. In the center of Helsinki, slightly cooler weather is expected.
– It's cool near the sea. Good examples of hot spots are the inner parts of the Capital Region, such as Malmö and Hyvinka and Mantsala, Rinne says.
In the central parts of the country around Tampere and Jyväskylä, according to the current forecast, it will reach 13-15 degrees. At the height of Oulu and in Lapland it is between 4 and 6 degrees.
Halarikanjana mainly celebrates May Day in southern and central parts of the country. The night temperature varies from about 1 to 7 degrees.
– At night, the temperature may drop to only five degrees in the south. Yes, you should be prepared to dress warmly enough under overalls, advises Rinne.
This is what May Day was like in Helsinki last year. I nodded
May Day
On May Day, the mercury drops to 13-16 degrees in southern Finland, but the rest of the country warms up.
– Overall Finland is a bit hot on May day. In the central part of the country, most of the area is 13-16 degrees. Rinne says it's about 5-10 degrees in northern Finland.
However, the weather in Wabu is still uncertain.
According to Rinn, “two opposing forces” above Europe play a decisive role.
– High pressure with a warm air mass is intensifying over Central Europe. Its edge extends to southern Finland. In the northern part of the Arctic Ocean, there is a significant cold air mass that reaches northern Finland. Between them is Finland.
– The weather depends on the strength of high pressure, especially in Central Europe. If it is weak, it may not feel the southern heat at worst. Rinne says it will be closely monitored in the coming days.
The average May day temperature in southern Finland is between 12 and 14 degrees. In the central part of the country, it is 10-13 degrees.
– Yes, we often go above average temperatures on May Day, says Rinne.
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