For commuters who were shivering in the cold as they made their way to work this morning, this will constitute grim reading.
A huge low-pressure system is currently moving in from the north and the wind-chill factor will make temperatures feel about 5 degrees colder than they actually are. But while rain, sleet and snow is expected to accompany the winds, the weather looks to be even more dramatic later on this week.
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Torrid Thursday
The national weather forecaster DMI has warned of a low-pressure system coming in from Scotland that will bring a risk of storm-strength winds for much of Denmark on Thursday.
The system will also be accompanied by widespread precipitation – it could begin as snow or sleet, but will probably end up in rain.
However, the forecast is rather unsure – the winds could be more or less powerful, depending on the path of the system – so DMI urges readers to keep an eye on weather updates.
