Denmark is bracing for a week of unstable summer weather, characterized by showers and potential cloudbursts, especially in the early part of the week. The Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) has issued a risk advisory for cloudbursts on Monday, with Tuesday and Wednesday also posing a threat.

Despite the expected rainfall, temperatures are forecast to be reasonably warm, ranging from over 20 degrees Celsius to as high as 25 or 26 degrees Celsius on some days. The unstable conditions mean that clear skies and sunshine may be present in some areas while others experience heavy showers.

Monday will begin with isolated showers, which could be heavy and accompanied by thunder depending on the location. North Jutland is expected to have mostly dry weather with sunshine and temperatures between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius.

However, the respite will be short-lived as Tuesday and Wednesday bring more rain and showers, prompting the possibility of further risk advisories for local cloudbursts. A cloudburst is defined as 15 millimeters or more of rain falling within a 30-minute period.

Wednesday is expected to bring a clearing with sunshine during the day, with temperatures ranging from 17 to 23 degrees Celsius. Thursday and Friday will follow a similar pattern of rain and showers interspersed with sunshine, with temperatures reaching up to 25 degrees Celsius.

While the showers are expected to be slightly less intense on Thursday and Friday, cloud cover will still be present. Travelers are advised to pack a variety of clothing to prepare for all types of weather, including rainwear, umbrellas, sunscreen, and sunglasses.

Towards the weekend, forecasts suggest a tendency towards more stable weather conditions. However, the forecast remains subject to change, and there is a possibility of a return to unstable conditions. The DMI hopes for stabilization, warmer temperatures, and drier days as the week progresses.