Weather statistics for Tenno, Herøy (Nordland)

  1. Applies to Helgeland

    On Friday we expect high avalanche danger for region Helgeland. Avalanche problem is wet snow (slab avalanches) and wet snow (loose snow avalanches).
    Read more at NVE

    Severity
    Yellow severity - moderate danger
    Orange severity - considerable danger
    Red severity - extreme danger
    The colour tells you how severe the situation can become (hjelp.yr.no)

    InstructionsTravelling in avalanche terrain is not recommended. Avalanches may hit avalanche-exposed roads and settlements.

  2. Applies to Roervik - Andenes

    From early Friday morning south near gale force 7, first in south. At times south gale force 8. Late friday morning veering southwest.

    Severity
    Yellow severity - moderate danger
    Orange severity - considerable danger
    Red severity - extreme danger
    The colour tells you how severe the situation can become (hjelp.yr.no)

    InstructionsIt is not recommended to be at sea in a small boat.

    ConsequencesLarge waves. High risk of dangerous situations when in a small boat at sea. Sea heaps up. Some foam from breaking waves is blown into streaks along wind direction. Moderate amounts of airborne spray.

    1. Friday February 22, 2019 01:00 - Increasing danger

  3. Applies to Northern Norway

    Difficult driving conditions Friday due to snow and rain and locally rain freezing on the ground.

    Severity
    Yellow severity - moderate danger
    Orange severity - considerable danger
    Red severity - extreme danger
    The colour tells you how severe the situation can become (hjelp.yr.no)

    InstructionsUse tyres suitable for the conditions.

    ConsequencesExpect difficult driving conditions and local delays.

    1. Friday February 22, 2019 07:00 - Increasing danger
    2. Saturday February 23, 2019 00:00 - Danger is over

  4. Applies to Nordland og Troms

    Rain followed in some places by heavy showers is expected. Relatively high temperatures and windy conditions, causes significant snowmelting. Steep slopes, as well as streams and river with high discharge are particularly exposed. Risk of slush flows is especially high in areas with more than 40 cm snow. The snow may in some places be fully water-saturated. Slush flows are triggered even in relatively gentle slopes, where water accumulates. Slush flows follow terrain depressions and may develop into debris flows.
    Read more at NVE

    Severity
    Yellow severity - moderate danger
    Orange severity - considerable danger
    Red severity - extreme danger
    The colour tells you how severe the situation can become (hjelp.yr.no)

    InstructionsKeep away from steep slopes, as well as streams and rivers with high discharge. Keep water paths and culverts free of snow, ice, gravel, waste, twigs and leaves. Clogged waterways with dammed water may cause landslides.

    ConsequencesSituation that requires vigilance and may cause local damages

Sandnessjøen observation station (76750)

The station is located in Alstahaug municipality, 17 m.a.s.l. It is the closest official weather station, 9.2 km away from Tenno. The station was established in July 1968. The station measures temperature and wind. There are no normals for precipitation. There may be missing data.

Last 30 days: Average temperature was -1.1 °C, 0.1 °C below the normal. Highest temperature was 9.2 °C (16 February), and the lowest was -10.4 °C (5 February). Highest wind speed was 19.0 m/s (16 February).

Last 13 full months: Highest temperature was 30.6 °C (28. Jul. 2018) and the lowest -10.8 °C (26. Feb. 2018).

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The black line shows mean value (both precipitation and temperature). Some stations does not have mean values, and hence no black line.

The red/blue line shows average temperature during the day (24h) (equalized for 30 days). The line is red by pluss degrees, and blue by minus degrees.

The red/blue areas shows the temperature variations throughout the day (24h) with max- and min. temperature as endpoints. The area is red by pluss degrees, and blue by minus degrees.

The lightblue bars shows total precipitation this month. The black lines crossing is the normal (mean) value for precipitation.

The dark grey bars behind the precipitation bars shows snowdepth measured day by day.

Some stations only measures precipitation, while others only measures temperature. If an area or bar is missing the station does not measure this data.

NB! Precipitation is measured at 07 hours Norwegian time. The value (in mm) shows last 24 hours until 07 hours (08 hours summertime). Download other weather statistics from eklima.met.no.

Tabular view for temperature and precipitation per month
Months Temperature Wind
Average Normal Warmest Coldest Average Strongest
wind
Jan 2019 -1.0°C 7.1°C Jan 1 -10.3°C Jan 28 4.0 m/s 15.9 m/s Jan 1
Dec 2018 1.4°C 10.4°C Dec 1 -7.0°C Dec 16 4.5 m/s 16.2 m/s Dec 29
Nov 2018 5.8°C 15.6°C Nov 16 -3.1°C Nov 27 4.2 m/s 13.7 m/s Nov 16
Oct 2018 6.4°C 20.0°C Oct 14 -3.1°C Oct 28 5.2 m/s 16.2 m/s Oct 21
Sep 2018 11.1°C 21.4°C Sep 8 2.1°C Sep 28 5.2 m/s 18.8 m/s Sep 20
Aug 2018 13.1°C 27.5°C Aug 1 5.1°C Aug 27 3.7 m/s 12.7 m/s Aug 20
Jul 2018 16.1°C 30.6°C Jul 28 6.1°C Jul 1 3.3 m/s 13.1 m/s Jul 6
Jun 2018 9.3°C 21.5°C Jun 17 2.2°C Jun 5 4.5 m/s 16.6 m/s Jun 15
May 2018 10.7°C 24.1°C May 31 0.5°C May 1 4.6 m/s 15.5 m/s May 7
Apr 2018 4.1°C 15.4°C Apr 15 -5.0°C Apr 10 3.9 m/s 11.8 m/s Apr 5
Mar 2018 -1.9°C 6.7°C Mar 22 -9.1°C Mar 5 3.8 m/s 12.5 m/s Mar 17
Feb 2018 -1.4°C 6.0°C Feb 10 -10.8°C Feb 26 3.9 m/s 12.6 m/s Feb 1
Jan 2018 -0.2°C 9.5°C Jan 11 -9.3°C Jan 23 4.5 m/s 18.6 m/s Jan 7