Prepare for rainwear as Denmark faces changing autumn weather

You will need rainwear and rubber boots in Denmark this week.

The Danish Meteorological Institute expects changing autumn weather across the country.

The week will bring periods of rain, sunshine, and mild temperatures.

Monday began cool, especially in central Jutland where temperatures dropped to 6 degrees.

The rest of Monday stays dry with sunshine and clouds.

Temperatures on Monday will reach between 15 and 18 degrees.

Light to moderate winds will blow from the west.

Tuesday will be the warmest day of the week.

Winds will turn south and push temperatures up to 21 degrees.

Rain will hit Jutland on Tuesday afternoon and move east overnight.

Wednesday brings sunshine along with rain showers.

Temperatures will fall back to between 15 and 18 degrees.

West winds will return on Wednesday.

Thursday and Friday will bring more periods of rain and showers.

Temperatures will remain between 15 and 18 degrees.

Winds from the west and southwest will strengthen late in the week.

DMI meteorologist Jesper Eriksen told Ritzau the week will stay mild.

He noted that thick winter clothes are not needed yet.

It is still unclear if warmer weather will return later in September.

This report was first published by CPH Post.