Is Við Sjógv hot in February?
Days are typically cold at 6.1°C, while nights average 1.6°C.
Faroe Islands · 1991–2020 normal
Við Sjógv in
February.
Typical February weather in Við Sjógv: 6.1°C by day, 1.6°C at night, 150 mm of rain over 20.4 wet days. These are measured 1991–2020 station normals, not a forecast.
Typical high6.1°C
Typical low1.6°C
Rain150 mm
Wet days20.4
In the year-round weather comparison, February scores 5 out of 100 (July leads the year at 35). Daylight is calculated as 8 h 43 from latitude 62.12°. Open-water sea temperature is 6.7°C (7 km from the place centre).
February at a glance
What is Við Sjógv like in February?
Plain answers from the measured climate record—not a forecast or a promise about a particular trip.
Does it rain much?
The measured monthly average is 150 mm across about 20 wet days.
How much daylight is there?
There are about 8 h 43 between sunrise and sunset at mid-month, calculated from the place latitude.
Is February a good time to visit?
February ranks 7 of 12 in our weather comparison; July ranks first.
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Long northern nights in February
At 62.1° the calculated mid-month daylight is 8 h 43. That darkness, not an aurora observation, is why this latitude is sought for northern or southern lights in February. Typical nights are 1.6°C.
The evidence behind this page
One month,
from the same station.
- Place identity
- GeoNames 2610294
- NOAA station
- DAM00006011 · TORSHAVN
- Station distance
- 11.1 km from the place centre
- Coverage
- Strong coverage · 28 usable years
- Important limit
- Historical climate is not a forecast. Nearby stations can miss mountains, coasts, and local microclimates.
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