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Farsund weather report
Farsund, Norway 21m
WeatherHeavy rain
Temperature8 to 10 °C
Precipitation54.6 mm
WindNot available
Current weather facts for the resort.
A concise snapshot of temperature, precipitation, wind and freezing level; practical consequences are kept in Weather impact.
Weather
Heavy rain
Temperature
8 to 10 °C
Precipitation
54.6 mm
Wind
Not available
Chance of precipitation
100%
Evaporation
0 mm
Heavy precipitation
Heavy precipitation is likely to dominate the day.
What the forecast means in practice.
Consequences for visibility, exposed lifts, paths, surfaces and mountain comfort—without repeating the numerical Today card.
Runoff riskBrief visibility reductionLight winds
Visibility
Heavier precipitation can briefly reduce contrast and visibility.
Wind comfort
No meaningful wind stress signal is present.
Precipitation
Supported precipitation is expected; surfaces may become wet, especially during the wetter periods.
Mountain comfort
Conditions remain generally usable; check local updates for exposed terrain.
Today’s period-by-period forecast.
Use the visible period cards to identify timing, temperature changes and the most likely wet or dry window.
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Specific timingSome uncertainty
Period-specific detail is unavailable.
Tomorrow’s period-by-period forecast.
Use the visible period cards to identify timing, temperature changes and the most likely wet or dry window.
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Specific timingSome uncertainty
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6-day resort weather trend.
Highlights changes, persistent wet or dry sequences, and the most useful planning window across the same six visible forecast days.
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Consecutive substantial rainWettest: SunLeast wet: Wed
Sun–Wed brings 4 consecutive days of substantial precipitation, around 100 mm combined. Repeated wetting raises saturation, runoff and slippery-surface risk. Sun is the wettest visible day at around 54.6 mm. Wed is relatively least wet at around 12.3 mm, but not fully dry. Sun–Wed forms a 4-day wet sequence with about 100 mm combined. The visible horizon totals about 100 mm, so runoff, saturation and progressively slippery ground become more likely.
Temperature trend with mountain reference values where available.
Temperature timing affects comfort, freeze level and whether precipitation is experienced as rain or snow at altitude.
Snow signal and freezing-level trend for slope-level planning.
Freezing-level shifts help interpret snow relevance, melt risk and whether upper terrain differs from lower slopes.
Nearby valley and mountain weather signals around Farsund.
Compare the same four days across nearby resorts to separate local effects from the wider weather pattern.
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