A powerful storm has swept across parts of Norway, causing significant disruptions and safety concerns.

In Kvinnherad, a motorhome was blown several meters by the wind and caught fire, though fortunately, no one was inside, and the fire was quickly extinguished without further damage.

The Meteorological Institute has issued warnings of hurricane-force winds, with gusts expected to reach up to 43 meters per second in areas north of Sognefjorden, including Sunnmøre.

As a precaution, several roads and ferry routes have been closed, and flights to Molde, Florø, and Haugesund have been canceled.

In Kinn municipality, schools have shifted to home-based learning due to the closure of Måløy Bridge.

Residents are advised to secure loose objects and avoid unnecessary travel as the storm is expected to persist until late Monday afternoon.