Today, the thermometer showed 19.6 degrees in the bathing water at Nakkholmen and Lindøya west. 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 of 19.5 degrees have also been measured at Lindøya east, Bleikøya and Gressholmen.
A little further up in altitude, the warmest bathing water in Oslo is recorded at Sognsvann at 18.3 degrees.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 18.3 degrees. The measurement was taken at Hvervenbukta.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Oslo:
The dipstick today showed 18.9 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 Maudlandsveien.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Vassøy in Stavanger at 18.2 degrees and Ølen in Vindafjord at 18 degrees.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in Rogaland is recorded at Fosen in Karmøy at 18 degrees, Hovsvatnet in Lund at 16.9 degrees and Suldalsosen in Suldal at 12.8 degrees.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 20.4 degrees. The measurement was taken at Sandnes.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Rogaland:
Today, the thermometer showed 16.4 degrees in the bathing water at Hareid. 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 Brandal.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in Møre and Romsdal is recorded at Krokvatnet in Surnadal at 16 degrees.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 18 degrees. The measurement was taken at Molde.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Møre og Romsdal:
The dipstick today showed 13.5 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 Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 16 degrees. The measurement was taken at Alstahaug.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Nordland:
Today, the thermometer showed 18.2 degrees in the bathing water at Fredrikstad. 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 Djupeklov.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Helleskilen in Fredrikstad and Fuglevik marina in Moss at 18 degrees.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 21 degrees. The measurement was taken at Moss.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Østfold:
The dipstick today showed 20.3 degrees in the bathing water at Nesodden. 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 Langøyene.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Storøyodden in Bærum at 20.1 degrees and Hvalstrand bath in Asker and Bomansvik in Nesodden at 19 degrees.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 20.6 degrees. The measurement was taken at Bærum.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Akershus:
The dipstick today showed 15.3 degrees in the bathing water at Lier. 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 Engersandbukta.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 18 degrees. The measurement was taken at Hole.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Buskerud:
The dipstick today showed 17 degrees in the bathing water at Gran. 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 Sortungen.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in the interior is recorded at Mjøsparken in Ringsaker at 16.5 degrees.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 20.5 degrees. The measurement was taken at Trysil.
The following are the latest measurements taken in the interior:
The dipstick today showed 19 degrees in the bathing water at Færder. 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 Regnbuen.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Nordre Jarlsberg Brygge in Holmestrand and Åsgårdstrand Badeplass in Horten at 18 degrees and Fjærholmen in Færder at 17.9 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 Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 30 degrees. The measurement was taken at Sandefjord.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Vestfold:
Today, the dipstick showed 18.5 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 Soppekilen.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures of 17.5 degrees have also been measured at Kubukta in Kragerø.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 20 degrees. The measurement was taken at Bamble.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Telemark:
The dipstick today showed 19.1 degrees in the bathing water at Tvedestrand. 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 Epleviktangen.
Relatively high bathing water temperatures have also been measured at Berse in Birkenes at 19 degrees, Vågsholtbukta in Grimstad at 18.5 degrees and Flødevigen in Arendal at 18.2 degrees.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 19.1 degrees. The measurement was taken at Kristiansand.
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 Søre Dåfjorden in Stord at 17.7 degrees, Nordnes Park and Sjøbad in Bergen at 17 degrees and Hotel Ullensvang in Ullensvang at 14 degrees.
A little further up in the altitude, the warmest bathing water in Vestland is recorded at Lake Kalandsvatnet in Bergen at 16.6 degrees.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 21 degrees. The measurement was taken at Sveio.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Vestland:
The dipstick today showed 17.5 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 have also been measured at Hylla in Inderøy at 15.7 degrees, Nedre Vikvatnet in Åfjord at 15.1 degrees and Ramsøya in Osen at 14.5 degrees.
On Saturday, the highest recorded water temperature in the county was 20.5 degrees. The measurement was taken at Levanger.
The following are the latest measurements taken in Trøndelag:
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Swimming in Norway: Water Temperatures and Facilities
Norway, known for its stunning fjords and breathtaking landscapes, also offers a unique swimming experience for those brave enough to take the plunge. As the summer months approach, many wonder if the sea water is swimmable in Norway. The answer is yes, but it depends on the location and time of year.
Water Temperatures in Oslo
According to recent measurements provided by Yr [[3]], the water temperature in Oslo has been quite pleasant, with some areas reaching up to 19.6°C (67.3°F) at Nakkholmen and Lindøya west. Other popular bathing spots in Oslo, such as Gressholmen, Hovedøya, and Huk naturiststrand, have also recorded warm water temperatures, ranging from 17.1°C to 19.6°C (62.8°F – 67.3°F).
Water Temperatures in Other Regions
While Oslo enjoys relatively warm water temperatures, other regions in Norway have also reported pleasant swimming conditions. In Rogaland, Vassøy has recorded water temperatures of 18.2°C (64.6°F), while Fosen in Karmøy and Hovsvatnet in Lund have reached 18°C (64.4°F) and 16.9°C (62.4°F), respectively. In Møre and Romsdal, Krokvatnet in Surnadal has recorded a water temperature of 16°C (60.8°F).
Facilities and Accessibility
Many beaches in Norway offer facilities such as toilets, showers, and picnic areas, making them suitable for families and swimmers of all ages. Huk Beach in Oslo, for example, has a water temperature of around 17.7°C (63.9°F) and offers a range of facilities, including changing rooms and showers [[1]]. In other regions, beaches like Sandnes in Rogaland and Nesodden in Akershus also provide amenities for swimmers.
Tips and Considerations
Before taking a dip in Norway’s waters, it’s essential to consider a few factors. Firstly, water temperatures can vary significantly depending on the location and time of year. It’s always a good idea to check the latest measurements before heading out. Additionally, some beaches may have strong currents or rip tides, so it’s crucial to exercise caution when swimming.
Conclusion
Swimming in Norway can be a refreshing and invigorating experience, especially during the warmer summer months. With water temperatures ranging from 16°C to 21°C (60.8°F – 69.8°F) in different regions, Norway offers a unique swimming experience for those willing to brave the Nordic waters. So, pack your swimwear and towels, and enjoy the stunning landscapes and facilities that Norway has to offer!
References:
[1] World Beach Guide – Huk Beach Water Temperature
[2] Quora – How swimmable is the sea in Norway in summer?
[3] Yr – Water temperatures in Oslo
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Water Temperature in Norway: A Comprehensive Guide
Norway, known for its stunning fjords, majestic mountains, and picturesque coastlines, is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. One of the most important factors to consider when planning a trip to Norway is the water temperature. In this article, we will provide an overview of the water temperatures in different regions of Norway, helping you make the most of your trip.
Oslo and Surroundings
In Oslo, the capital city of Norway, the water temperature varies throughout the year. According to the latest measurements, the water temperature in Oslo is around 18.3°C (64.9°F) at Sognsvann, with higher temperatures recorded at Nakkholmen and Lindøya west, reaching up to 19.6°C (67.3°F) [[3]]. Sandnes, located in the Oslo region, has a water temperature of 18.9°C (66.0°F) [[3]].
Rogaland and Western Norway
In Rogaland, a county located in western Norway, the water temperature is relatively warm, especially during the summer months. The warmest bathing water in Rogaland is recorded at Fosen in Karmøy, with a temperature of 18°C (64.4°F) [[3]]. Other areas with relatively high water temperatures include Hovsvatnet in Lund, with a temperature of 16.9°C (62.4°F), and Suldalsosen in Suldal, with a temperature of 12.8°C (55.0°F) [[3]].
Møre and Romsdal
In Møre and Romsdal, a county located in western Norway, the water temperature is generally lower than in Rogaland. The warmest bathing water in Møre and Romsdal is recorded at Krokvatnet in Surnadal, with a temperature of 16°C (60.8°F) [[3]].
Eastern Norway
In eastern Norway, the water temperature varies depending on the region. In Østfold, a county located in southeastern Norway, the water temperature is relatively warm, with a highest recorded temperature of 21°C (69.8°F) at Moss [[3]]. In Akershus, a county located in eastern Norway, the water temperature
