News highlights from Dalarna on March 5

SVT Nyheter Dalarna recaps the main events from Thursday, March 5, including preparations for the SM snowmobile cross championship and a corruption report from Säter municipality.

On March 5, 2026, SVT Nyheter Dalarna published a summary of the day's news. Key stories included preparations for the SM snowmobile cross championship in Lima, held there for the first time in 12 years, with professional rider Adam Renheim readying the tracks.

Säter municipality reported suspected corruption linked to its building plans. There was also coverage of a workshop in Dala-Järna where musicians line up for Henrics amplifiers, serving customers in over 30 countries.

SVT's meteorologist addressed myths and half-truths about snow amounts in the area. The outlet emphasizes factual accuracy and impartiality, disclosing known and unknown details in urgent situations.

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Trafikverket snowplows and workers gearing up for snowstorm in Skåne amid heavy snowfall and orange warning sign.
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Trafikverket prepares for snowstorm in Skåne

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SMHI has issued an orange warning for Österlen and yellow for the rest of Skåne ahead of Thursday's snowfall. Trafikverket has mobilized extra resources like tracked vehicles and snowplows to manage the risks. The authority urges motorists to stay home if possible.

SVT meteorologist Pererik Åberg examines common weather myths, such as whether it snowed more when one was young. He responds to claims presented by reporter Emil Toro Rosander in a clip. The article focuses on Dalarna and emphasizes factual reporting.

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Starting Monday, March 2, SVT will end its Rapport broadcasts at 12 and 16 to redirect resources toward new digital formats. The focus will be on enhancing the main 19:30 broadcast and launching Snabbkollen, a program resembling short updates on social media.

Five days after Storm Anna's peak, Sweden remains gripped by winter extremes: snow chaos advancing from Skåne to Svealand, icy conditions in the north, and ongoing power outages in Gävleborg from storms Johannes and Anna. Up to 30 cm more snow is forecast, with SMHI yellow warnings for the east coast ahead of Epiphany.

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After a long cold spell, warmer temperatures and precipitation are expected in southern Sweden over the weekend. SMHI warns of risks such as slippery roads and frostbite in the north. Meteorologists note a shift from high pressure to low pressure.

Storm Johannes sweeps into Sweden with strong winds and heavy snowfall, leading to canceled trains and ferries. Thousands of travelers are affected, especially those heading to mountain areas like Åre. Authorities warn against unnecessary travel.

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Dagens Nyheter highlights the top cultural events in Stockholm for week 9, ranging from theater premieres and concerts to exhibitions and walks. Standouts include a verbal showdown at Dramaten, James Cameron's deep-sea exhibition at Vasamuseet, and British indie rock band Suede performing live. The events provide a blend of history, art, and entertainment for all ages.

 

 

 

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