When you walk the St. Olavsleden in November, the weather is mostly cold and cloudy, with changing rain and snow levels depending on the area.
At the start in western Sweden, near places like Selånger, you'll see mostly cloudy skies with rain or snow showers. Daytime temperatures are around 3-6°C, and nighttime temperatures can drop to -1 to 2°C.
Moving to central Sweden, in areas like Fränsta and Borgsjö, it gets colder. Daytime highs are 1-5°C, and nights can drop to -3°C. The sky remains cloudy with rain or snow.
In northern Sweden, near Östersund and Hålland, it gets even colder. Daytime temperatures are -2 to 1°C, and nights range from -3 to -5°C. Expect more light freezing rain and snow.
Crossing into Norway, near Åre and Tännforsen, the weather turns colder and snowier. Daytime temperatures are -1 to -3°C, and nights can reach -6°C or lower. The sky stays cloudy with light freezing rain and snow showers.
Towards the end of the route, in places like Sul and Trondheim, the cold and varied weather continues. Daytime highs are -4 to 1°C, and nighttime temperatures can drop to -8°C. You might also see some sun and heavy snow showers.
In summary, expect cold, cloudy weather with a mix of rain and snow. The weather can change a lot as you move through different regions.
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