Severe snow weather to disrupt drivers until Thursday

In large parts of the country, fallen trees and icy roads pose a risk to commuters. The road directorate has issued wind-speed warnings for two major routes, while schoolkids in hard-hit North Jylland have been told to take the day off.

Lena Hunter

Jan 3, 2024

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