Here’s the latest forecast from meteorologists – hot weather will continue into the fall

Water temperatures have dropped over the past week, which is typical for the time of year. Illustration image. Thomas Kanings (AOP)

Foreca’s monthly forecast has once again been released, predicting an unusually warm autumn. Daytime highs are forecast to rise to 15-25 degrees as August turns into September.

Forecane Meteorologists predict that the unstable weather will turn warmer next week. It will be sunny with high pressure. It seems that there will be less rain than usual in late September.

In the week starting next Monday, August 26, temperatures will be one to three degrees above average in most parts of Finland.

– High pressure is guiding the Atlantic low to circulate around the northern side of Finland. However, intermittent rainfall seems likely at least in the northern part of the country at the beginning of this week, Foreca meteorologists said. Sarah Salonen Leave a comment on the blog.

Salonen said hot weather is still possible, especially in southern and central Finland next weekend.

Vicifi – According to the measurements on the website, the surface water temperature was at the usual readings compared to the conditions at the time.

According to the latest measurements, the hottest result was recorded in Laurisala on Saimaa island, where the temperature rose to 21 degrees Celsius.

The coldest measurement was obtained in Kilpisjärvi, where the water temperature was 14 degrees. The measurement was made from a depth of 20 cm.

So far, the weather maps look like warmer-than-usual weather may continue until the end of September. However, after the first week of September, the forecast becomes rather uncertain.