Best time to visit Norway

The best time to visit Norway is May to July, when its 12 destinations average 76/100 for climate comfort — January is the weakest month, at 40/100.

Updated September 2026 · averaged over 12 Norway destinations · climate normals from ERA5 reanalysis

🇳🇴 Norway, month by month

best July
  1. 40Jan
  2. 51Feb
  3. 59Mar
  4. 70Apr
  5. 72May
  6. 74Jun
  7. 76Jul
  8. 70Aug
  9. 63Sep
  10. 55Oct
  11. 48Nov
  12. 41Dec
Average comfort out of 100 · open a month for where to go in it

Norway climate comfort by month

MonthComfortAvg highRainPick of the month
January401°C136 mmTrysil 85
February512.2°C109 mmHemsedal 91
March594.6°C105 mmHemsedal 85
April708.5°C75 mmGeiranger 80
May7213.6°C76 mmGeiranger 89
June7418.1°C92 mmGeiranger 94
July7619.6°C105 mmOslo 94
August7018.3°C144 mmJotunheimen 87
September6315.1°C151 mmGeiranger 82
October559.3°C164 mmJotunheimen 69
November484.6°C136 mmHemsedal 78
December412.3°C146 mmHemsedal 87

Comfort is SeasonMap's 0–100 score, averaged across every Norway destination in the dataset. Each place is judged through the lens that suits it — beaches on beach weather, ski resorts on snow. Averages from ERA5 reanalysis normals, not forecasts.

All 12 destinations in Norway

Norway — FAQ

When is the best time to visit Norway?
May to July. Across Norway's 12 destinations, July averages 76/100 for climate comfort with mean highs of 19.6°C and 105 mm of rain.
What is the worst month to visit Norway?
January, averaging 40/100 — mean highs of 1°C and 136 mm of rain across the country's destinations.
What is the hottest month in Norway?
July, with mean daily highs of 19.6°C averaged across 12 destinations.
What is the wettest month in Norway?
October, averaging 164 mm of rain.