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Innlandet
in September.

Illustration of Mountain lake in eastern Jotunheimen
Mountain lake in eastern JotunheimenDestination view, not month-specific.

Is September a good time?

Temperature unit

Cool days.
Fewer overnight stays than August.

September averages 59°F afternoons, with about 10 rain days. Later September is typically cooler.

Afternoons
59°F
Rain days
10
Visitor demand
40%of July peak

Historical Innlandet regional averages, not a forecast or a measure of queues. Overnight demand compares average stays per day. Covers Lillehammer and Jotunheimen; conditions vary within the region.

Overall match

6.5/10 · scores & priorities

This weather score measures sightseeing comfort. Snow and ski conditions need a separate check.

What matters most?

Weather 50% · Crowds 30% · Cost 20%

#4 of 12 months here · Balanced mix

Weather6.3/10Good
CrowdsModerate seasonvs its own year; overnight stays do not measure queuesFor its size, typical for Europe this month
CostExpensivefor Europe

Overall combines weather, overnight demand and cost. It does not include sea temperature.

Plan your September

What to expect.

What should I pack?

Afternoons around 59°F (15°C): light layers; nights around 44°F (7°C): a warm coat. Bring rain gear: about 10 days with at least 1 mm of rain. About 13 hours of daylight.

A typical day: temperatures & daylightAfternoons, nights & daylight Show detailsHide details

About 13 hours of daylight.

Sunrise 06:42Sunset 19:4544°F59°F00:0006:0012:0018:0024:00

The sun rises about 06:42 and sets about 19:45 (local time, mid-month). Mornings start around 44°F (7°C); afternoons reach about 59°F (15°C). Expect rain on about 10 days in a typical September.

Typical afternoon
59°F (15°C)
average daily high, 15 recent Septembers
Night low
44°F (7°C)
average daily minimum
Daylight
13h 03m
on the 15th, computed from latitude

Early, middle or late?

Early or late September?

Early September is typically warmer. The afternoon high averages 64°F on the 1st, versus 54°F on the 30th. Historical wet-day frequency rises from 31% to 34% between those dates.

Early September 1 September

64°F

Typical afternoon high

31% historical wet-day frequency

Mid September 15 September

60°F

Typical afternoon high

35% historical wet-day frequency

Late September 30 September

54°F

Typical afternoon high

34% historical wet-day frequency

Historical daily averages from 2011–2025, smoothed over two weeks. A seasonal pattern, not a forecast. This does not establish which week has the lowest prices or fewest visitors.

Daily calendar & holiday datesSeptember 2027 · historical weather & dated holidays Show calendarHide calendar

September 2027 calendar

Weather shows historical patterns, not a forecast. Holidays and events use the dates shown for 2027.

MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
164°264°364°464°563°
663°763°862°962°1062°1161°1261°
1361°1460°1560°1659°1759°1858°1958°
2058°2157°2257°2356°2456°2556°2655°
2755°2854°2954°3054°

Afternoon high rain likely (25%+) local school holidays public holiday event

School-holiday dates for September 2027 aren't available in our data yet. A day without a school marker doesn't mean schools are open.

Afternoons cool from about 63°F (17°C) in the first week to 55°F (13°C) in the last. The chance of a wet day runs 31–36%.

Crowds and cost

Visitor season

Will it be busy?

Moderate season. September averages 40% of July's overnight stays per day. Fewer overnight stays than August.

Overnight stays across Innlandet do not measure queues, day visitors or congestion at individual sights. For its size, typical for Europe this month.

Hotel price season

Will it be cheaper?

About usual. Historical regional hotel revenue (2024–2025 monthly average): €105 per occupied room-night. An average, not a booking quote.

Fewer overnight stays do not automatically mean cheaper rooms. Check actual quotes for your trip.

Historical hotel average
€105
2024–2025 monthly average; hotel revenue per occupied room-night; not a current booking quote. −2% vs this region's usual month.
Norway as a whole
Well above EU average
2024 restaurants and hotels price level: 140 where the EU average is 100. A relative index, not a room rate.

The historical regional amount comes from Statistics Norway (SSB), table 14168: hotel accommodation revenue per occupied room; the country price level is national. Hotel averages are not live booking quotes.

Year-to-year variation

How much does September vary?

Across the recorded years

In the 15 years from 2011 to 2025, the month's afternoons averaged between 56°F (14°C) and 64°F (18°C); in 11 of them they were within 3°F (1.5°C) of the typical 59°F (15°C). Rain days ranged from 5 to 15; half the years had 8–12.

Rain days in each September

Historical rain days; exact figures in the table below. 2011: 11 rain days1120112012: 9 rain days92013: 5 rain days52014: 5 rain days52015: 14 rain days142016: 8 rain days82017: 12 rain days122018: 10 rain days102019: 12 rain days122020: 9 rain days92021: 8 rain days82022: 10 rain days102023: 10 rain days102024: 11 rain days112025: 15 rain days152025
Rain days
10
at least 1 mm, typical year; about 13 in a wet year
Mostly sunny days
2 of 30
cloud cover under 30%
Years with a 95°F+ day
0 of 15
no September in the last 15 years had a day at or above 95°F (35°C)
Good weather days
14 of 30
rated very good or better
See every recorded SeptemberHistorical monthly averages, year by year Show detailsHide details
Historical monthly averages, not daily extremes.
YearAfternoon highRain days
201160°F11
201256°F9
201359°F5
201461°F5
201559°F14
201664°F8
201756°F12
201859°F10
201957°F12
202060°F9
202160°F8
202257°F10
202362°F10
202460°F11
202560°F15

Checked against 47 local weather stations. How we check

Compare dates

August, September
or October?

Historical regional averages. Overnight demand vs July peak, measured as average stays per day.
Typical conditionsAugSepOct
Afternoons67°F59°F47°F
Rain days131011
Overnight demand71%40%23%

August: Warmer afternoons and more rain days than September. More overnight demand. August guide →

October: Cooler afternoons than September. Less overnight demand. October guide →

Overnight demand measures accommodation stays, not queues.

Compare any of the 12 monthsChoose another month and compare it with September Show comparisonHide comparison

Yellow marks the top three months on the Balanced mix. September stays as your reference.

June to August have a Weather score at least 1.0 point higher than September, but more overnight stays.

Your comparison

September or August?

Overnight stays are 71% of the busiest month.

Historical regional hotel revenue (2024–2025 monthly average): €108 per occupied room-night. An average, not a booking quote.

Read the August guide →
September compared with another month
Typical conditionsSeptemberAugust
Afternoons59°F67°F
Nights44°F50°F
Rain days1013
Visitor seasonModerate seasonBusy season
Overall / 106.56.4
Month rank#4#5
Every month, in detail Show detailsHide details
All 12 months. Scores and ranks follow your priorities. Explore the whole year.
MonthOverallRankHighLowRain daysWeatherVisitor season
January5.2#1025°F17°F103.2Low season
February5.1#1231°F19°F83.8Moderate season
March5.8#840°F24°F64.9Moderate season
April6.6#350°F30°F55.8Low season
May7.1#161°F40°F96.9Low season
June6.9#268°F48°F107.9Moderate season
July5.9#770°F52°F138.0Peak season
August6.4#567°F50°F137.6Busy season
September6.5#459°F44°F106.3Moderate season
October6.0#647°F36°F114.6Low season
November5.6#936°F28°F103.6Low season
December5.2#1128°F21°F113.2Low season

Near here

Nearby places in September

Nearby regions, nearest first. Distances are centre to centre, as the crow flies; they are not road distances or journey times.

Elsewhere in Europe

Better September weather than Innlandet

Innlandet's weather ranks 26 of 28 mountain regions this month. These mountain regions outside Norway have clearly better weather on your dates, nearest first, each compared with Innlandet.

All of Norway in September · Everywhere in September

How we knowSources, regional scope & scoring method Show detailsHide details

It's moderate season, 40% of the busiest month and about average for the year. That means about 9,700 overnight visitors on a typical September night across the region, 80% of them from Norway itself. Rentals booked through Airbnb, Booking, Expedia and Tripadvisor add up to 1,300 more: 14 for every 100 counted above. Some are the same properties counted twice.

Climate suitability (HCI:Urban, 0–100)67
How our weather was checked47 open weather stations in this region, January and July: afternoon highs typically within 1°F (0.8°C), night lows within 1°F (0.5°C).
Tourist nights per 1,000 residents per day26
Busiest month hereJuly · 65
Visitors as share of people present2.5%
Rank among Europe's regions this month73rd percentile
Domestic share of nights80%
Platform rental nights per 100 counted nights14
Visitor share if every platform night were extra2.8%
Population used378,000
Statistical regionNO02 · Innlandet

Crowds: Eurostat nights spent at tourist accommodation, by month and NUTS 2 region, 2024–2025 average. Overnight visitors per night is the month's nights divided by its days; the per-1,000 figure is Eurostat's, against each year's population. Platform rentals: Eurostat nights booked via Airbnb, Booking, Expedia and Tripadvisor, 2024–2025 average, shown separately because some properties are in both counts. Weather: Holiday Climate Index computed from ERA5 reanalysis with daily highs, night lows and rain days corrected from open national weather-service station records, 2011–2025, population-weighted to the region; day-by-day figures are the same data averaged by date. Heat and rain odds are counted across those years. Sunrise and sunset: NOAA solar equations, local time. Prices: Eurostat price level index and HICP, national; the first figure is regional (Statistics Norway (SSB), table 14168: hotel accommodation revenue per occupied room). Full method · this region's data.