Denmark is set to experience a significant shift in weather as temperatures above freezing are forecasted to cause the remaining snow to melt on Sunday. The Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) has reported that much of the country will see rain resulting from an extensive precipitation area moving in from the southwest. This precipitation is expected to fall as rain, sleet, and wet snow particularly in the northern parts of the country during the morning and early afternoon hours.

As the snow melts, DMI has warned of potential local flooding issues, especially in low-lying areas where meltwater could accumulate. Homeowners are urged to take precautions, particularly those with snow buildup close to their homes, as this could lead to water problems when melting occurs. DMI suggests that a small drainage ditch can effectively divert meltwater away from the foundation of homes, preventing damage.

The impending weather change not only signifies the end of wintery conditions in many regions of Denmark but also comes with concerns about flooding and the necessity for homeowners to manage the flow of meltwater. The advice from meteorologists highlights the importance of preparation and awareness as the transition from winter to spring brings new challenges for residents across the nation.