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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Southampton Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

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Stavanger’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, is typical for the Norwegian coastal city: mild but damp, with temperatures often hovering in single figures during winter. The North Sea influence keeps extremes rare, though rain is a near-daily feature.

What is the weather in Stavanger like now and in the coming days?

Based on the live forecast above, the immediate outlook for Stavanger shows a pattern of low cloud, patchy rain and a brisk south-westerly breeze. For a longer view, the 10-day weather forecast UK can give a useful comparison, but Stavanger’s own stavanger weather 14 days outlook typically reflects the same Atlantic systems that affect western Norway. If you are planning ahead, the stavanger weather 21 day forecast and stavanger weather forecast 30 days are best treated as broad trends rather than precise predictions, as conditions can shift quickly.

What is Stavanger’s weather like by month?

Stavanger weather by month follows a clear seasonal rhythm. Winters are dark and wet; summers are cool and relatively bright. The warmest months are July and August, with average highs around 18°C, while stavanger weather january and stavanger weather december see averages closer to 2–4°C, with frequent frost and occasional snow. Spring and autumn bring transitional, often windy weather.

Average high (July)18°C
Average low (January)0°C
Wettest monthOctober (approx. 150mm rain)
Sunniest monthMay (approx. 200 hours)
How does Stavanger’s weather compare to the UK?

Stavanger’s climate is similar to western Scotland or the Hebrides: mild, very wet and often windy. The Gulf Stream keeps it warmer than its latitude suggests, but the city receives more rain than most UK cities.

Is there a good time to visit Stavanger for better weather?

Late May to early September offers the best chance of mild, drier days. Even then, pack waterproofs. For those interested in olden weather records, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute provides historic data going back decades.

Does Stavanger get snow?

Yes, but it is usually light and short-lived, especially in the city centre. The surrounding mountains see more consistent snow. For a detailed weather in stavanger 10 days outlook, check the live forecast above.