Storm 'Boelo' has made landfall in Norway, leading to widespread severe weather conditions. Meteorologists are upgrading flood warnings due to expected high water levels and unusual winds. The storm has caused power outages for thousands and prevented rescue helicopters from reaching stranded hikers in the mountains. Orange alerts have been issued for heavy rainfall and very high water levels, particularly in Rogaland.

Aftenposten: Storm "Boelo" Rages: Meteorologists Will Upgrade Flood Warning

Storm "Boelo" is causing severe weather, with meteorologists planning to upgrade the flood warning for high water levels. Unusual winds are affecting large parts of Norway, creating a serious situation.

NRK: Storm 'Boelo' hits: Rescue helicopter unable to reach stranded hikers

Storm 'Boelo' has made landfall, causing conditions that prevent a rescue helicopter from reaching hikers stranded in the mountains.

Dagbladet: New orange weather warning

An orange weather warning is issued, with severe weather expected overnight.

Nettavisen: Storms 'Boelo': Orange warning issued

An orange warning has been issued for storms, indicating potentially severe weather conditions.

NRK: Orange alert: Very high water levels in Rogaland

An orange weather alert has been issued for Rogaland, Norway, due to extremely high water levels expected on Monday.

VG: Orange alert for heavy rainfall and floods in Rogaland

An orange alert has been issued for severe weather with very high water levels expected in Rogaland, Norway.

A one-year-old child was killed by police in a domestic incident. Separately, a 27-year-old Norwegian citizen from Fredrikstad was found dead after being killed by a Russian missile abroad.

VG: Norwegian killed by Russian missile

Vlad, a 27-year-old from Fredrikstad, Norway, was found dead with a Norwegian passport after being killed by a Russian missile.

VG: One-year-old killed by police

A one-year-old child has been killed by police.

Homes in Norway are becoming half a million kroner more expensive than necessary, a situation attributed to slow processing times in the housing sector.

NRK: Why homes become half a million kroner more expensive than necessary

Homes are becoming half a million kroner more expensive than they need to be, attributed to slow processing times.

The CEO of Anton Sport revealed the company was on the brink of bankruptcy. In other business news, Eiendom Norge CEO Henning Lauridsen purchased a cabin without any competing bids.

E24: Anton Sport CEO: "We Were Millimeters from Bankruptcy"

The CEO of Anton Sport reveals that the company was very close to bankruptcy.

E24: Eiendom Norge CEO Bought Cabin Without Bids

Henning Lauridsen, CEO of Eiendom Norge, purchased a cabin for 3.45 million kroner without any other bidders in a competitive market.

A woman identified as 'Kamilla' discovered she was part of a private Facebook group allegedly targeting Norwegian women. Separately, an article discusses how 'Champagne Socialists' are now inhabiting garden cities originally intended for the working class.

Aftenposten: Champagne Socialists Have Invaded the Garden Cities: "A Gift for Entirely…

The garden cities, originally intended for the working class, are now primarily inhabited by affluent individuals, described as a 'gift' for a different demographic than initially intended.

Dagbladet: 'Kamilla' found herself in a closed group

A woman named 'Kamilla' discovered she was featured in a private Facebook group where Norwegian women were allegedly targeted.

Anna (25) recounted her experience of being raped by a friend, stating she begged him to stop. Separately, a report detailed what is perceived as a 'scare tactic' by Putin directed at Norway.

VG: Rape victim: 'I begged him to stop'

Anna (25) recounts her experience of being raped by a friend, stating she pleaded with him to cease.

Dagbladet: Putin's scare tactic for Norway

Details are provided about a strategy or plan by Putin that is perceived as a threat to Norway.

Alpine skier Henrik Kristoffersen spoke about the increasing difficulty of his three-year-old son's disappearance. Separately, a man who had a high-paying job found a life-altering experience during a nine-day silent retreat.

NRK: Kristoffersen on son's (3) disappearance: 'It's harder now'

Alpine skier Henrik Kristoffersen speaks about the disappearance of his three-year-old son, stating that the situation is increasingly difficult.

Aftenposten: He Had a Million Salary and Wife. Nine Days of Silence in Nordmarka Changed…

A man who had a high-paying job and a family found a life-altering experience during a nine-day silent retreat in Nordmarka.