when will it be hot again

In T1, Sweden, it’s still winter, so you’re looking at “properly hot” weather only once we get into late spring and summer, not the next couple of weeks.

Short, practical answer

• Over the next 10–14 days, most of Sweden stays chilly, with typical winter temperatures and only brief, slightly milder spells.

• In a normal year, you don’t reliably get hot days (around 25–30°C) until roughly late May through July, with June–August being the main warm season.

So: it will likely feel less harsh and more spring‑like sometime in April–May, but “hot again” in the sense of real summer heat is usually a late‑May‑to‑August thing.

What to expect in the near term

• Long‑range outlooks for winter 2025–26 lean warmer than the old 1991–2020 average, but that mostly means “milder winter,” not sudden heat.

• La Niña in the Pacific plus other climate signals point to some temperature variability, but no forecast suggests an early, lasting heatwave in late winter.

Think of the next 1–2 months as: occasional milder days, but still very much coat weather.

This year’s broader heat trend

• 2026 is forecast to be another globally very warm year, among the warmest on record, continuing the recent run of high global temperatures.

• That raises the odds of strong summer heat episodes in many regions, including northern Europe, once summer actually arrives.

So while “when will it be hot again?” doesn’t have an exact date, the pattern is: no real heat in the immediate future, a gradual warm‑up through spring, and a decent chance of notable heat once you’re into high summer.

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