As the weekend's rain and wind subside, a brief return of summer warmth is expected in Sweden.

Meteorologists predict temperatures reaching up to 27 degrees Celsius in the southern parts of the country early in the week, with Kalmar seeing 25 degrees on Monday and Stockholm warming up by Tuesday.

However, this warm spell is not here to stay.

By midweek, temperatures will begin to drop, with more unstable weather patterns emerging.

While sunny days might still bring temperatures around 20 degrees, the forecast does not show any more 25-degree days in the near future.

Experts advise making the most of these last warm days before cooler weather sets in.