In September, St. Olavsleden witnesses a mix of weather patterns across its regions. Västernorrland often experiences moderate to heavy rain showers interspersed with sunny days. Jämtland begins with cloudy skies but gradually transitions to sunnier days, although it's not uncommon to experience rain showers. Trøndelag encounters frequent rain showers, as well as occasional periods of sun, with temperatures generally on the cooler side. The trail in September shows an alternating dance of rain and sunshine, demanding patience and resilience from walkers.
The trail in Västernorrland starts in Selånger, where September unfolds with a mix of overcast and sunny days, punctuated by moderate to heavy rain showers, with temperatures ranging from 13°C to 21°C. As you progress to Matfors, expect partly cloudy to sunny skies with occasional light rain showers; the temperatures hover between 13°C and 21°C. In Stöde, the weather continues to be a mix, with more cloudy spells interspersed with rain showers, and temperatures from 11°C to 21°C. Fränsta offers varying weather, including heavy rain and sunny intervals, while Borgsjö concludes the region with occasional sunshine and periods of patchy rain, overall maintaining a mild climate.
On entering Jämtland, Länsgränsen presents partly cloudy skies that occasionally turn overcast, with only sporadic showers, as temperatures range from 14°C to 26°C. In Bräcke, there are some sunny days, but rain occurs frequently, especially moderate showers, keeping temperatures around 12°C to 24°C. In Gällö and Pilgrimstad, clouds dominate the skies with intermittent sunshine, and temperatures can reach up to 23°C. Brunflo sees a mix of heavy rain and sunny breaks. In Östersund and Rödön, the weather becomes more temperate with overcast skies and occasional sunshine, with rain likely at times. Nälden and Alsen experience periods of heavy rain interspersed with overcast days, while Mörsil and Hålland see the return of heavier showers, maintaining a cooler climate overall.
The journey continues into Trøndelag, starting at Sul, where moderate rain showers and overcast conditions set the tone with a cool climate. As you approach Vuku and Stiklestad, the weather becomes unpredictable with periods of heavy rain, overshadowing the occasional sunny break. In Munkeby and Markabygda, rain seems relentless, punctuated by moments of sunshine, while Borås shows a similar temperamental climate. Lånke and Nyhus experience frequent heavy showers, although sunny or partly cloudy days are not entirely absent. Ranheim and Nidaros bring the trail to its end, with persistent periods of rain showers and cooler temperatures, offering only brief periods of respite with clearer skies.
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