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Munch Museum Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Munch Museum year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 1.7–13.1°C, gradually warming climate but still relatively humid with moderate rainfall. Common activities: Visiting museums, city walks. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, comfortable warm clothing.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 16.9–17°C, warm and humid climate with heavier rainfall, especially in August. Common activities: Outdoor walks, visiting parks and green spaces. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, rain gear.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 7.2–13.2°C, cool climate with gradually decreasing rainfall. Common activities: Museum visits, café breaks. Recommended clothing: Light jacket or cardigan, comfortable trousers.
  • Winter (December–February): Average -2.4–-0.1°C, cold climate with moderate rainfall. Common activities: Indoor museum exhibitions, city exploration. Recommended clothing: Warm coat, hat, scarf, gloves.
Munch Museum climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 7°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 930 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: August

Munch Museum monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
-2.3°C
65
February
-0.1°C
70.7
March
1.7°C
53.3
April
6.1°C
52
May
13.1°C
47
June
17°C
79.7
July
16.9°C
118.3
August
16.6°C
157
September
13.2°C
92
October
7.2°C
75
November
2.3°C
57.7
December
-2.4°C
62.3
Munch Museum weather for the next seven days
11/16
Sunday
Patchy moderate snow
1.7°C/-1.5°C
11/17
Monday
Light freezing rain
2.4°C/-2°C
11/18
Tuesday
Overcast
0.8°C/-2.2°C
11/19
Wednesday
Overcast
0.1°C/-2.7°C
11/20
Thursday
Light snow
-0.3°C/-3.1°C
11/21
Friday
Overcast
-0.6°C/-3.8°C
11/22
Saturday
Sunny
-2.7°C/-5.6°C

Munch Museum FAQ

Is it worth visiting the Munch Museum?
Whether the Munch Museum is worth it depends on your interests, but many visitors find it worthwhile for its vast collection of Munch's work and unique architecture. Those who are not a big fan of Munch may find it underwhelming, as it is heavily focused on his art. Key highlights include multiple versions of The Scream, which are rotated on a 30-minute schedule, and impressive monumental works. Reasons to visit include the largest collection of Edvard Munch's work in the world, famous pieces like The Scream, and the modern architectural marvel of the building itself offering panoramic city views.
Is 'The Scream' at the Munch Museum?
At the Munch Museum in Oslo, you can find three versions of 'The Scream' – a painting, a drawing, and a print. One of these is always visible, while the other two are kept in darkness. Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' is one of the world's most famous motifs.
What is inside the Munch Museum?
The Munch Museum is home to the world's largest collection of works by Edvard Munch, with more than 26,000 of his artworks among a total of over 42,000 objects.
Do I need to book tickets for the Munch Museum?
We recommend that you pre-book your ticket to be guaranteed entrance at your preferred time and date at the Munch Museum.
What are the architectural highlights of the Munch Museum?
The Munch Museum is an architectural marvel itself, a modern 13-story building that offers impressive design and panoramic views of the city. Its striking contemporary structure complements the vast collection of art housed within.