On Wednesday, a warm southwesterly air flow is dominating much of Finland, leading to mostly clear conditions throughout the day after morning fog dissipates. While temperatures have reached a spring record of +11 degrees Celsius in places like Kokemäki on Tuesday, the maximum temperature on Wednesday is expected to range between 3-8 degrees Celsius in southern and central parts of the country, with northern areas experiencing slightly lower temperatures around 2-6 degrees Celsius, particularly close to freezing in Northern Lapland.

However, the weather is set to take a turn as Thursday approaches, bringing strong gusty winds across the country. The southwesterly winds are expected to increase to moderate levels, allowing for scattered rain showers to sweep through. In the northern regions, precipitation will likely fall as snow and rain, while further south, the rain is expected to remain liquid. This shift will mark a notable change from the relatively warm and clear weather experienced earlier in the week.

This coming weather change highlights the unpredictable nature of Finland's spring climate, where temperatures can fluctuate significantly in a short period. As conditions are set to worsen, it may impact outdoor activities and preparations for spring, urging residents and travelers to stay updated and prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions.