After several weeks of unstable weather, summer heat is returning to Sweden.

Next week, a new high-pressure system from the British Isles will bring temperatures up to 25°C in many parts of the country.

The warm air will spread from the south and move northwards but is not expected to reach the far north.

SMHI warns that temperatures could peak at 30°C in central regions, which may pose health risks for vulnerable groups.

The heat is expected to last until Friday, after which weather conditions may become unstable again.