In Finland, a warm and dry Föhn wind is set to arrive, positively impacting the weather in the latter part of the week. As air rises over the mountains in Norway due to westerly winds, precipitation is expected to remain in Norway, allowing for clearer skies in Finland. Meteorologist Jani Parviainen indicates that sunny weather will commence as early as Thursday, with typical Föhn wind days expected on Friday and Saturday, where temperatures in southern and central Finland may rise to about 10 degrees Celsius.

However, nights may still see temperatures drop below freezing across the southern coast due to clearer skies, though some clouds may appear intermittently. In northern Finland, temperatures are predicted to be slightly warmer, with Friday seeing around 5 degrees Celsius depending on cloud cover and Saturday possibly reaching between 5 to 10 degrees if conditions are clearer. Despite this warm spell, low-pressure systems moving from the North Atlantic over the Arctic Sea may bring some light snow and sleet to Lapland, although precipitation amounts are expected to be minimal.

Overall, this change in weather offers a chance for the public to enjoy pleasant, sunny days following the cold winter months. It emphasizes the importance of taking advantage of the favorable conditions before any potential weather shifts caused by incoming low-pressure systems later in the week.