Yellow warning issued for thunderstorms and heavy rain in southern Sweden

Residents in southern Sweden are being warned of a risk of severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall throughout the weekend. The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) has issued a yellow warning, indicating potentially hazardous weather conditions, across the entire southern region for Saturday.

Meteorologists forecast that the weather could change rapidly, bringing large amounts of rain in a short span of time. This volatility is expected to be particularly pronounced on Midsummer's Day, a significant holiday in Sweden, potentially disrupting celebrations.

While the primary focus of this report is the weather warning, the article also briefly touches upon other news items. These include a rebellion by 108 doctors against a hospital chief in Region Skåne, a slight rise in the stock market following a peace agreement in Iran, and Google's interest in purchasing an industrial park for a new data center. Additionally, the red line of Stockholm's subway has returned to its ordinary timetable after weeks of disruptions, although the cause of the original issue remains unclear.