Weather forecast for the St. Olavsleden in August

August on the St. Olavsleden trail presents a mix of weather patterns across varying regions. The month experiences fluctuating temperatures ranging from mid-teens to low twenties, often accompanied by bouts of rain showers and intermittent sunshine. This dynamic weather pattern is typical for the trail during the late summer, affecting regions like Västernorrland, Jämtland, and Trøndelag. Walkers can expect moderate rain mixed with sunny intervals, particularly in the latter part of the month. As hikers progress, they may encounter periods of heavy rain, especially in the mid to northern stretches of the trail. Overall, the weather remains an unpredictable companion that keeps the trail adventurous throughout August without overshadowing its natural beauty.

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Start date
Aug 1
Start town
Selånger
End date
Aug 29
End town
Nidaros
Units
metric (°C, mm, km)
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Total days
29
Total distance
590 km
Daily distance
20.3 km
Average high
17°C
Average low
9°C
Average precipitation
3.9 mm/day

Västernorrland

Starting in Selånger, the trail experiences heavy rain at intervals, with temperatures peaking at 28°C and dropping to around 10°C. As we move towards Matfors and Stöde, the sun graces occasionally, but rain showers persist, with highs reaching up to 26°C. Fränsta and Borgsjö maintain a mixed pattern of sunshine and moderate rain, cooling by a few degrees as the journey progresses.

Jämtland

Crossing into Länsgränsen, rain showers pepper the landscape, with sunny spells breaking through more frequently in Bräcke. Gällö and Pilgrimstad continue this trend, mixing cloud cover with heavy rainfall. By the time walkers reach the areas of Brunflo to Östersund, rain persists, though temperatures remain relatively mild. A similar weather pattern continues from Rödön through Mörsil and Hålland, featuring periods of heavy rain and sunny intervals, particularly notable in Åre and Tännforsen.

Trøndelag

Sul introduces a sequence of moderate to heavy rains interrupted by sunny patches, a pattern consistent through Vuku and Stiklestad. The latter part of the trail, leading to Munkeby and further to Borås and Lånke, embraces a mix of overcast skies and intermittent showers. The journey nears its end with variable conditions in Nyhus to Nidaros, where occasional sunny breaks interject the otherwise wet attendance, closing the notable August journey across the St. Olavsleden.

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