By Bond Robertson 
It will already be hot in the northernmost provinces on Sunday, but according to experts, this is just the beginning of the hot days and nights that await at the beginning of next week.
The heat will reach Svalbard.
The warm air hitting northern Norway doesn't stop there, it takes the journey across the sea into the world of the polar bear, according to the Meteorological Institute at Aix-en-Provence University.
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They say that while it probably won't be a tropical night, it could be warmer in Svalbard than in western Norway.
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According to the weather map issued by the Meteorological Institute, temperatures are expected to reach 20 degrees in Svalbard on Tuesday. 17 degrees were reported in Longyearbyen.
The record temperature in the archipelago is 21.7 degrees.
In northern Norway, the start of the week will be sunny from Monday.
According to the Yr weather service, the weather is sunny with temperatures of 25 degrees in Bodø, 25 degrees in Tromsø and 23 degrees in Hammerfest. Kirkenes is expected to reach 26 degrees.
– Get your sunscreen, table fan and plenty of drinking water ready, because the summer heat will soon hit the entire North, meteorologists wrote on Friday morning X.
Although the weather will be somewhat grey and wetter further south in the country, there will be good chances this weekend to feel the heat in several places.
– From night to Sunday, there are chances of a tropical night in several places in the south of the country, with a greater chance in coastal areas and fjords from Rogaland to Trøndelag, they said.