Temperatures are expected to be between 15C and just over 20C, variable cloud cover, and the occasional rain shower.
Southern Sweden can look forward to temperatures just above 20C, with dry spells and sunshine mixed with clouds.
In the northern part of the country, temperatures will likely hover between 15C and 20C.
"Over northern Sweden, it looks like we will have a bit more cloud and moving rain showers," SMHI meteorologist Max Lindberg Stoltz told the TT newswire.
On Saturday, Midsummer's Day, warmer air from mainland Europe should start moving in from the south. In Götaland especially, this could lead to peak summer temperatures of over 25C. However, there is a catch, as this warm air mass could also bring a fair share of rain or thundery showers.
"It appears to be quite humid and energy-rich air," said Lindberg Stoltz.
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