Precipitation in Sweden
This hit list shows Sweden’s weather stations with the most precipitation. It shows the totals over 12 hours, i.e. from 8:00 to 20:00 and from 20:00 to 8:00 respectively (winter time: from 7:00 to 19:00 and from 19:00 to 7:00). It is updated twice a day, in the evening and in the morning.
| 1. | Växjö, 200 m | 21 l/m² |
| 2. | Gladhammar, 30 m | 12 l/m² |
| 3. | Torup, 130 m | 11 l/m² |
| 4. | Ljungby, 148 m | 11 l/m² |
| 5. | Gotska Sandön, 17 m | 10 l/m² |
| 6. | Kosta, 230 m | 6 l/m² |
| 7. | Helsingborg, 44 m | 6 l/m² |
| 8. | Ölands Norra Udde , 4 m | 6 l/m² |
| 9. | Ölands Södra Udde, 3 m | 5 l/m² |
| 10. | Harstena, 18 m | 4 l/m² |
| 11. | Ronneby-Kallinge, 55 m | 4 l/m² |
| 12. | Norrköping-SMHI Center, 35 m | 4 l/m² |
| 13. | Malmö, 21 m | 4 l/m² |
| 14. | Ullared, 122 m | 3 l/m² |
| 15. | Berga, 3 m | 3 l/m² |
| 16. | Hästveda, 104 m | 3 l/m² |
| 17. | Horn, 91 m | 3 l/m² |
| 18. | Farösund-Ar, 13 m | 2 l/m² |
| 19. | Ritsem, 532 m | 2 l/m² |
| 20. | Hoburg, 39 m | 2 l/m² |
26.02.2020, 07:00
