Sweden is set to experience a shift in weather patterns as the recent cold and windy conditions give way to milder temperatures.

Meteorologists from SMHI and TV4 have reported that the blustery weather, which even toppled a wind turbine in Tännäs, will soon be replaced by a high-pressure system moving in from the continent.

This change is expected to bring unusually warm temperatures for November, with forecasts predicting up to five degrees Celsius in Norrland and over ten degrees in the southern regions.

While the winds will subside, some areas may experience morning fog and clouds.

This unexpected warmth is a temporary reprieve from the typical winter chill.