The dipstick today showed 18.9 degrees in the bathing water at Hovedøya. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Gressholmen at 18.8 degrees, Nakkholmen at 18.7 degrees and Bleikøya at 18.6 degrees.
A little further up in altitude, the warmest bathing water in Oslo is recorded at Sognsvann at 16.5 degrees.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 19.4 degrees. The measurement was taken at Solvikbukta.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Oslo:
The dipstick today showed 18.6 degrees in the bathing water at Sandnes. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Lake Frøylandsvatnet.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Vassøy in Stavanger at 18 degrees and Foreneset in Suldal at 17.8 degrees.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in Rogaland is recorded at Maudlandsveien in Sandnes at 18.6 degrees, Hovsvatnet in Lund at 16.6 degrees and Suldalsosen in Suldal at 12.6 degrees.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 18.6 degrees. The measurement was taken at Stavanger.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Rogaland:
The dipstick today showed 13 degrees in the bathing water at Flakstad. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Ramberg.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 15 degrees. The measurement was taken at Vestvågøy.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Nordland:
Today, the thermometer showed 17.2 degrees in the bathing water at Moss. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Fleischerparken.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Helleskilen in Fredrikstad and Evjesundet in Moss at 17 degrees.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in Østfold is recorded at Tyrihjelltangen in Indre Østfold at 17 degrees.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 18.5 degrees. The measurement was taken at Råde and Rakkestad; Marker; Aremark.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Østfold:
The dipstick today showed 19 degrees in the bathing water at Asker. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Sjøstrand.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Hvalstrand in Asker at 18.9 degrees and Kalvøya in Bærum at 18.4 degrees.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 18 degrees. The measurement was taken at Nesodden.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Akershus:
The dipstick today showed 15.8 degrees in the bathing water at Ringsaker. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Mjøsparken.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in the interior is recorded at Kvikndølstjørna in Tynset at 13 degrees.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 20 degrees. The measurement was taken at Trysil.
The following are the latest measurements taken in the interior:
The dipstick today showed 17.8 degrees in the bathing water at Horten. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Fyllinga.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Klopp in Tønsberg and Lofterødbukta in Sandefjord at 17.5 degrees and Rørestrand in Horten at 17.3 degrees.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in Vestfold is recorded at Løvøya in Horten at 17.7 degrees.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 18.5 degrees. The measurement was taken at Færder.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Vestfold:
The dipstick today showed 17 degrees in the bathing water at Kragerø. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Kubukta.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 18.5 degrees. The measurement was taken at Bamble.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Telemark:
The dipstick today showed 18.7 degrees in the bathing water at Grimstad. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Vågsholt bay.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Berse in Birkenes and Hanthosundet in Tvedestrand at 18.5 degrees and Kilsund in Arendal at 18 degrees.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in Agder is recorded at Epleviktangen in Tvedestrand at 18.1 degrees.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 20 degrees. The measurement was taken at Lindesnes.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Agder:
Today, the dipstick showed 17.8 degrees in the bathing water at Kvinnherad. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Nerhus.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Bjelkarøyna ferry quay in Øygarden at 17.1 degrees, Søre Dåfjorden in Stord at 16.9 degrees and Nordnes Park and Sjøbad in Bergen at 16.1 degrees.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in Vestland is recorded at Lake Kalandsvatnet in Bergen at 17.1 degrees.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 23 degrees. The measurement was taken near Bergen.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Vestland:
The dipstick today showed 16.5 degrees in the bathing water at Røros. So far, it is the highest measurement of the day.
It shows bath temperatures provided by Yr. The measurements are carried out by independent actors across the country, so there may be errors in measured temperatures. The bathing place where the temperature was measured was Hundskinnvika.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures of 14.5 degrees have also been measured at Ramsøya in Osen.
On Thursday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 18.1 degrees. The measurement was taken at Levanger.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Trøndelag:
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Water Temperatures in Norway: A Comprehensive Guide
Are you planning a trip to Norway and wondering about the water temperatures in different regions? Look no further! In this article, we’ll provide you with the latest measurements of bathing water temperatures in various counties across Norway.
Oslo and Akershus
In Oslo, the highest recorded water temperature was 19.4 degrees at Solvikbukta on Thursday. Meanwhile, in Akershus, the highest recorded water temperature was 18 degrees at
Water Temperature in Oslo and Other Regions of Norway
Oslo, the capital city of Norway, is known for its stunning natural beauty and pleasant summer weather. When it comes to water temperature, Oslo’s bathing waters are a popular topic of discussion among tourists and locals alike. In this article, we’ll explore the current water temperature in Oslo and other regions of Norway, as well as provide an overview of the average water temperatures throughout the year.
Current Water Temperature in Oslo
According to recent measurements, the water temperature in Oslo is quite warm, with the highest measurement recorded at Hovedøya at 18.9°C (66°F) [[reference]]. Other bathing spots in Oslo, such as Gressholmen, Nakkholmen, and Bleikøya, have also reported relatively high water temperatures, ranging from 18.6°C to 18.8°C (65°F-66°F).
Water Temperature in Other Regions of Norway
Let’s take a look at the current water temperatures in other regions of Norway:
In Rogaland, the highest recorded water temperature was 18.6°C (65°F) at Maudlandsveien in Sandnes, while other bathing spots in the region, such as Vassøy and Foreneset, reported temperatures ranging from 17.8°C to 18°C (64°F-65°F).
In Nordland, the highest recorded water temperature was 15°C (59°F) at Flakstad, with other bathing spots in the region reporting temperatures ranging from 13°C to 15°C (56°F-59°F).
In Østfold, the highest recorded water temperature was 18.5°C (65°F) at Råde and Rakkestad; Marker; Aremark, while other bathing spots in the region reported temperatures ranging from 17°C to 18°C (63°F-65°F).
In Akershus, the highest recorded water temperature was 18°C (64°F) at Asker, while other bathing spots in the region reported temperatures ranging from 15.8°C to 18°C (60°F-64°F).
* In the interior region, the highest recorded water temperature was 13°C (56°F) at Kvikndølstjørna in Tynset.
Average Water Temperature in Oslo Throughout the Year
While we’ve discussed the current water temperatures in Oslo and other regions of Norway, it’s also important to understand the average water temperatures throughout the year. According to historical data, the warmest water temperature in Oslo is in August, with an average temperature of around 64.2°F (17.9°C) [[3]]. The coldest month is March, with an average water temperature of around 37.4°F (3.0°C) [[3]].
In April, the minimum water temperature in Oslo is around 35°F (2°C), with a maximum temperature of around 50°F (10°C) [[1]]. At the beginning of April, the temperature is usually around 40°F (4°C) [[1]].
Conclusion
the current water temperatures in Oslo and other regions of Norway are quite pleasant, making it an ideal time for swimming and other water activities. However, it’s essential to keep in mind that water temperatures can fluctuate, and it’s always a good idea to check the latest measurements before heading out to your favorite bathing spot.
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