Why is winter the best time to visit Sweden? Winter in Sweden is officially the ‘cosy season’. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, Swedish windows are decorated with illuminated paper stars and electric candlesticks. Throughout the winter, lit candles, woollen blankets and steaming hot drinks like ‘glögg’ and tea reinforce the feeling of ‘mys’ – a Swedish noun and life.. See full weather forecasts and snow conditions for ski resorts in Sweden, showing snow predictions, snow depth, snow totals and live weather.
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Now the snow is coming to Western Sweden – with warning. SMHI has issued a yellow warning for snowfall. Parts of southern Götaland are also warned of snowfall with possible traffic problems as a result. It is the first real snowfall of the season, says meteorologist Hilda Westberg.. Accidents took place on roads across south and central Sweden on Wednesday night due to heavy snowfall, causing queues on the roads as trucks were forced to stop, with one person telling Swedish media at 7am she had been stuck “more or less since midnight”.
