As Sweden braces for a dramatic shift in weather, meteorologists predict a surge in temperatures across the country.

Dubbed the "Matador heat," this warm spell is expected to introduce temperatures over 20 degrees Celsius in parts of Sweden, particularly in southern and western Götaland, where it could reach up to 23 degrees.

This meteorological summer, defined by at least ten degrees Celsius for five consecutive days, is anticipated to arrive next week.

However, the warmth might be short-lived as colder air from the north is expected to lower temperatures the following week.