70°39's. š. / 23°40'v. d. / Výška 5 m / 14:46 02.05.2026, Europe/Oslo (UTC+2)
Od: 02.05.2026, 15:00
Do: 03.05.2026, 12:00
Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning locally strong wind gusts around 30-37 m/s are expected from west, and storm 10 at the coast. The wind will increase first in the west, and decrease last on the coast in the east. After the danger warning ends, near gale to gale force winds are still expected on the coast.
Kyst- og fjordstrøk i Finnmark
Secure loose objects: Consider taking precautions to prevent damage before the event occurs. Avoid unnecessary travel in exposed areas. Risk of traffic obstructions: Check road reports on vegvesen.no/trafikk.
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02.05.2026, 12:12
Od: 02.05.2026, 15:00
Do: 02.05.2026, 23:59
On Saturday we expect moderate avalanche danger for region Vest-Finnmark. Avalanche problem is wind drifted snow (slab avalanches) and wet snow (loose snow avalanches).
Vest-FinnmarkTravelling in avalanche terrain requires knowledge, experience in route finding and ability to identify the avalanche problem. Generally, it is recommended to avoid terrain steeper than 30 degrees in order to not release an avalanche. This is only a short summary. Go to the Varsom.no website, provided by NVE, to read the full avalanche warning.The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate01.05.2026, 15:03Od: 02.05.2026, 16:00
Do: 03.05.2026, 16:00
From Saturday afternoon northwesterly gale force 8 to strong gale force 9. Occasionally storm force 10. The wind increases first in the vest. From early Sunday morning westerly gale force 7, near gale force 8 in the north. The wind decreases first in the west.
Loppa - NordkappDo not go out in a small boat: High risk of dangerous situations when in a small boat at sea. Do not go out in a small boat: High risk of dangerous situations when in a small boat at sea. If the engine stops you can float towards land.https://www.met.no/en/contact-us02.05.2026, 13:57Od: 03.05.2026, 00:00
Do: 03.05.2026, 23:59
Vest-FinnmarkTravelling in avalanche terrain requires knowledge, experience in route finding and ability to identify the avalanche problem. Generally, it is recommended to avoid terrain steeper than 30 degrees in order to not release an avalanche. This is only a short summary. Go to the Varsom.no website, provided by NVE, to read the full avalanche warning.The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate01.05.2026, 15:03