snöovädret
Snöovädret is a Swedish term that translates literally to "the snow storm" and is used to describe a severe snow event characterized by high wind speeds, heavy snowfall, and significant visibility reduction. Meteorologically, snöovädet occurs when cold air from continental interiors meets moist maritime air, producing an occluded front that drives large amounts of snowfall across Scandinavia. Typical wind speeds exceed 30 km/h, and snowfall rates can reach several centimeters per hour, leading to drifts that impede transportation and disrupt power grids.
The phenomenon often forms in late winter and early spring, with the most intense events recorded during
Modern forecasting has improved the prediction of snöovädret, allowing municipalities to pre-position snow removal equipment and