What is the rainiest month in Norway?

Based on weather reports collected during 2005–2015….

Quick Climate Info
Hottest Month	July (65 °F avg)
Coldest Month	January (27 °F avg)
Wettest Month	August (3.97″ avg)
Windiest Month	May (7 mph avg)

What is the normal temperature in Norway?

In Norway, the summers are warm and wet, the winters are freezing and snowy, and it is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 9°F to 79°F and is rarely below -8°F or above 87°F.

What is the weather like in Norway in March?

March begins to warm up slightly with temperatures ranging between 30-40 degrees Fahrenheit in Oslo, central Norway, and to the north. With this rise in temperature, the snow and ice begin to thaw, though there can be random snowstorms especially in the mountains (great news for skiers).

Is it snowy in Norway in March?

Thanks. There can be snowfall in March as earlier winter (March is still winter in North Norway), but generally less precipitation and calmer weather in March-April than in Dec-Jan. In Tromsø, March is the month with most snow on the ground, expect at least 50 cm, 100 cm is likely.

Is March good time to visit Norway?

March is the best time to go to Norway for maximising daylight hours and snowfall in winter sports resorts and as April turns to May you’ll find an abundance of wild flowers and blossom appearing in country meadows as well as a fair amount of slushy snow underfoot.

Can you see Northern Lights in March?

The winter season in the Arctic lasts from late September to late March/ early April. During this time, the Arctic sky is dark enough for the Northern Lights to be visible in the right conditions.

Can you see the Northern Lights in Norway in March?

November through March is the absolute peak season for Northern Lights viewing because the nights are longest, but a visit anytime between September and March should give you a good chance to see them, with March offering the best chance of clear skies.

Is there snow in Norway in March?

Can you see Northern Lights in Norway in March?

March (and a little of April): Like the autumn equinox, the spring brings more daylight, but also more solar activity. March is also a peak time of year to visit Norway for a chance at seeing the northern lights.

Is Norway Snowy in March?

Is end of March a good time to see Northern Lights?

We’ve touted March as a great time to hunt for the Northern Lights until we are blue in the face. This is because there is very good scientific reasoning to support our assertion that March is the best of the winter months for witnessing the Aurora Borealis.

Does it snow in Norway in March?

Can you see the fjords in March?

Visiting Norway’s beautiful fjords in March will bring a touch of spring thanks to the increasing daylight hours. This is a great month to explore cultural sites in walkable cities, schuss the uncrowded slopes, and catch the Northern Lights above the Arctic Circle before they hibernate for the season. Chrys C.

What do people wear in Norway in March?

The winter months of November, December, January, February and March are freezing cold and, as well as layers, you need to pack a thick coat, gloves, warm hat and scarf, as well as really good boots with soft rubber soles.