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Weather at Fageralm - Forstau

Weather at Fageralm - Forstau: a six-day forecast for three elevations of the mountain. Temperature, precipitation, wind and cloud cover from MET Norway.

What the weather at Fageralm - Forstau is usually like

The ski area runs from 930 to 1,885 m above sea level - a 955 m vertical. In January the daytime average is 2 °C at the base and -4 °C at the summit. Plan for that 6 °C gap: what feels right at the base will be cold up top. Midwinter days at the base run above freezing, so the lower runs soften by midday and the morning snow lasts longer higher up.

Average daytime highs at the summit stay below freezing from December through February. Last season brought 81 cm of snow here. The snowiest month was March: 33 cm over 3 days with snowfall. The snowpack was deepest in February, at roughly 52 cm. These are observations from a single season, not a long-term norm: a snowy year here can be twice a lean one.

The season usually runs from 19 December to 4 April.

By February the base is around 5 °C while the summit still holds -1 °C: on days like that, start early and stay high. Based on monthly averages and the resort elevations. For the coming days, see the forecast above.

Average monthly temperature in Fageralm - Forstau

0 °C
-1-9
2-7
4-5
8-2
122
188
209
209
155
112
5-4
1-7
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Average daytime highAverage night-time lowData by Open-Meteo (ERA5 reanalysis) for the mid station; top and base are derived with the standard lapse rate of 0.65 °C per 100 m, exactly as the source itself does. Averaged over 2015 - 2024.

Average monthly snowfall at Fageralm - Forstau

Snowiest month:March- 33 cm
18Jan2 days
19Feb2 days
33Mar3 days
1,0Apr
10Dec1 day

Snowfall per month - cm. Below each bar - how many days it snowed that month. Observation data for the last 3 completed seasons.

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