Are you planning a trip a to Norway in March and wondering what kind of weather to expect? This page has all the details you need.
What to Expect in Norway in March
In March, Norway experiences a range of weather conditions, with temperatures that range from very cold to cold and precipitation levels ranging from moderate to heavy.
Temperatures
Based on our climate data spanning from 1990-2020, the average maximum temperature is very cold in Longyearbyen at -11°C (12°F) to cold in Skjold at 7°C (45°F). Nighttime temperatures generally drop to 1°C (34°F) in Skjold and -16°C (3°F) in Longyearbyen.To explore the conditions in Norway in more detail, check the map below.
Precipitation
In March, precipitation varies across different areas. From moderate snowfall in Kautokeino with an average of 30 mm (1.2 in) to heavy snowfall in Kvalsvik with 257 mm (10 in). Based on climate data from the last 30 years, Oslo typically sees the least rain in this month, making it the driest month of the year.Average sunshine
Most places get a reasonable amount of sunshine. Take Oslo as an example - it receives around 129 hours of sunlight, offering a nice mix of sunny and partly cloudy days. Want to compare this with brighter destinations? Try our weather planner to explore your options.
