Sweden has experienced its hottest September day on record, with temperatures soaring to 31.1 degrees Celsius in Helsingborg.

This unprecedented heat surpasses the previous record of 29.1 degrees set in Stehag, Skåne, in 1975. Meteorologists are closely monitoring the situation, as similar temperatures are expected in the coming days.

The unusual warmth has prompted many Swedes to enjoy outdoor activities, with beaches in Helsingborg bustling with people.

However, experts warn that these rising temperatures are indicative of shifting climate norms, urging caution and awareness of environmental impacts.