The extreme weather event Gyda has already set 20 new records for precipitation in January in Western Norway and Central Norway.
Most records have been set in Møre og Romsdal and Trøndelag, but there are also some records in Sogn og Fjordane and west of Innlandet County, according to meteorologists.
There will be less rain from Thursday night, but the water level will continue to rise in many places.
Gradually, it will get cooler, especially in the heights, and several areas from Trøndelag and up to Finnmark are covered by danger warnings about snow and snowdrifts on Thursday and Friday.
“Be prepared for difficult driving conditions,” Yr warns.
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