The annual average maximum daily temperature is °C (°F) which is too cold for sunbathing. The annual average water temperature is typically 7.5°C (45.4°F) which is extremely cold and not suitable for swimming. Taking a dip at this temperature would risk hypothermia. Annually there are on average 9.7 days of rain per month and 6.1 hours of sun per day.
No, you can't swim in West Fjords all year round.
The warmest sea water temperatures in West Fjords are found in August when they peak at 11°C (51°F) and lowest in March when they dip to 5°C (41°F).
The sea temperature is above average for swimming between June and October when the sea temperature is above 7°C (45°F) which is extremely cold and not suitable for swimming. Taking a dip at this temperature would risk hypothermia.
More info about the annual sea temperatures
The coldest sea water temperatures in West Fjords are found in March when they dip to 5°C (41°F) which is extremely cold and not suitable for swimming. Taking a dip at this temperature would risk hypothermia.
More info about the annual sea temperatures.
The warmest sea water temperatures in West Fjords are found in August when they peak at 11°C (51°F) which is very cold and bracing, it's not recommended you swim with out a full wet suit.
More info about the annual sea temperatures.
The most windy month in West Fjords is February when the average maximum windspeed is 32KM/H (20MPH) and the average wind speed is 24KM/H (15MPH).
More info about the annual wind conditions.
The longest days in West Fjords are in June, with an average of 22.8 hours of daylight per day. December has the shortest days with an average of 3.3 hours of daylight per day.
The sunniest days in West Fjords are in July which has the most hours of sunshine per day. The sunshine percentage is 60% making it quite sunny but with occasional periods of cloudy and overcast skies. There are 12.4 hours of sunshine per day.
December has the least sunshine. The sunshine percentage is 28% making it extremely gloomy and overcast with little sunshine. There are 0.9 hours of sunshine per day.
The ultraviolet index is the highest in June when it reaches 4.8 and lowest in January when it reaches 0.1.
An ultraviolet index reading of 3 to 5 indicates there is a moderate risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure. Keep out of the sun during the strongest hours around midday when unprotected skin risks burning in less than 30 minutes. For the sensitive wear protective clothing, a wide-brimmed hat, and UV-blocking sunglasses. Generously apply broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every 2 hours, even on cloudy days, and after swimming or sweating. Tanning for hours is possible with the right application of sun cream. Watch out for relections from water that may increase ultraviolet exposure.
The warmest sea water temperatures in West Fjords are found in August when they peak at 11°C (51°F) and lowest in March when they dip to 5°C (41°F).
The sea is best for swimming between June and October when the temperature is above 7°C (45°F) which is extremely cold and not suitable for swimming. Taking a dip at this temperature would risk hypothermia.
Beaches recommended for you today, this weekend, in the next 2 weeks or in any month of the year.
Beaches recommended for you today, this weekend, in the next 2 weeks or in any month of the year.
