The climate of Longyearbyen in July is humid. An average of 48 mm precipitation is recorded over 14 days. The situation is wetter than the previous month: in June, an average of 39 mm is recorded over 12 days.
Temperatures are cold in Longyearbyen in July: expect warm clothing. The average maximum temperature reaches 4°C, while the minimum falls to about 3°C. The month's average temperature is 4°C. These normals should be compared with the records recorded in Longyearbyen in July: 17°C as a maximum in 2020 and -5°C as a minimum in 2010. Plan for about 4 days with temperatures below 0°, which is 13% of the month.
With very unfavorable weather, the month of July is generally not recommended for traveling to Longyearbyen in Norway.
In July, the most favorable activities in Longyearbyen are: Cultural visits and heritage, Animal observation, Nature and landscapes, Gastronomy and Boat trip and cruise.
By contrast, these activities are not recommended or are ill-suited in Longyearbyen in July: Northern or Southern Lights and Winter sports and snow.
