Sweden is experiencing an unusually warm start to the summer, with temperatures reaching up to 25.6 degrees Celsius, marking the highest for the year so far.

Meteorologist Lasse Rydqvist urges Swedes to take advantage of the sunny weather, especially on Saturday, when high summer temperatures are expected across the southern half of the country.

However, a shift is anticipated with possible rain showers and cooler temperatures by Sunday, and the following week could see a return to colder conditions, with temperatures dropping below seasonal averages and even a chance of snow in parts of central Sweden.