SwissNature.org - Meteo and climate data on habitat «Small valley with watercourse on extensively used alpine meadow, 1800m»: Monthly data per calendar year

The graph below shows the meteo and climate data from the MeteoSwiss monitoring stations located in the vicinity of habitat «Small valley with watercourse on extensively used alpine meadow, 1800m».
  
Your browser is not supporting HTML5 Canvas. Upgrade Browser to view this program or check with Chrome, Edge or Firefox.

Deviations of the annual values from the climate standard values 1991-2020

Measuring station: Interlaken (579m), Year 2026
The definitive deviations for this year will be displayed from 1 January 2027.
Physical quantity  Annual value  Standard value  Deviation  Unit 
Temperature11.29.3+1.9°C
Precipitation4301178-749mm
Sunshine duration1146.51624.8-478.4Std.
Global radiation182.6139.4+43.2W/m2
Source of the basic data: MeteoSwiss

Deviations of the monthly temperature values from the climate norms 1991-2020

Measuring station: Interlaken (579m), Year 2026
The definitive deviations for this July 2026 will be displayed from 1 August 2026.
month  Monthly value 
°C
 Standard value 
°C
 Deviation 
°C
 Data 
%
January 20260.00.00.098.8
February 20264.41.0+3.497.6
March 20265.65.2+0.499.1
April 202611.59.2+2.398.8
May 202614.713.3+1.498.1
June 202619.916.9+3.098.1
July 202622.318.6+3.795.1
Year 202610.48.5+1.998.2
Source of the basic data: MeteoSwiss
The more the values for «Data» deviate from 100%, the more cautiously the monthly values and deviations should be interpreted.

Deviations of the monthly precipitation values from the climate norms 1991-2020

Measuring station: Interlaken (579m), Year 2026
The definitive deviations for this July 2026 will be displayed from 1 August 2026.
month  Monthly value 
mm
 Standard value 
mm
 Deviation 
mm

%
 Data 
%
January 202626.671.6-45.0-62.998.9
February 202683.266.6+16.6+24.998.1
March 202679.172.7+6.4+8.895.8
April 20269.082.5-73.5-89.199.4
May 2026110.3122.0-11.7-9.698.7
June 202681.7126.9-45.2-35.698.7
July 202640.070.6-30.6-43.396.7
Year 2026429.9612.9-183.0-29.998.1
Source of the basic data: MeteoSwiss
The more the values for «Data» deviate from 100%, the more cautiously the monthly values and deviations should be interpreted.

Deviations of the monthly sunshine duration values from the climate standard values 1991-2020

Measuring station: Interlaken (579m), Year 2026
The definitive deviations for this July 2026 will be displayed from 1 August 2026.
month  Monthly value 
hrs
 Standard value 
hrs
 Deviation 
hrs

%
Σ Dev.
hrs
 Data 
%
January 202686.666.7+19.9+29.998.7
February 202681.182.4-1.3-1.697.6
March 2026149.0128.5+20.5+15.999.1
April 2026217.0163.7+53.3+32.698.9
May 2026222.8182.8+40.0+21.998.2
June 2026239.0199.9+39.1+19.698.2
July 2026151.0107.9+43.2+40.096.0
Year 20261146.5931.9+214.6+23.098.3
Source of the basic data: MeteoSwiss
The more the values for «Data» deviate from 100%, the more cautiously the monthly values and deviations should be interpreted.

Deviations of the monthly global radidiation values from the climate norms 1991-2020

Measuring station: Interlaken (579m), Year 2026
The definitive deviations for this July 2026 will be displayed from 1 August 2026.
Only whole months are taken into account when calculating the total.
month  Monthly value 
W/m2
kWh/m2
 Standard value 
W/m2
kWh/m2
 Deviation 
W/m2
kWh/m2

%
 Data 
%
January 202658.6
43.6
46.6
34.7
+12.0
+8.9
+25.898.8
February 202676.1
51.1
78.4
52.7
-2.3
-1.6
-2.997.6
March 2026143.8
107.0
130.3
96.9
+13.5
+10.0
+10.478.2
April 2026216.2
155.7
188.2
135.5
+28.0
+20.2
+14.977.3
May 2026242.3
180.3
216.0
160.7
+26.3
+19.6
+12.298.2
June 2026255.6
184.0
237.4
170.9
+18.2
+13.1
+7.798.2
July 2026285.7
102.9
238.9
86.0
+46.8
+16.9
+19.696.0
Year 2026175.3
824.5
156.8
737.4
+18.5
+87.1
+11.891.7
Source of the basic data: MeteoSwiss
The more the values for «Data» deviate from 100%, the more cautiously the monthly values and deviations should be interpreted.

Unusual weather, climate and natural events

The following unusual weather, climate and natural events occurred in 2026:
DateTitle, description
16.02.2026-
20.02.2026
Lawinengefahr Stufe 4 - 5 - 4
Avalanche danger level 4 prevailed across large parts of the Alps.
On 17 February 2026, level 5 (the highest level) prevailed in northern Valais (including Lötschental and Aletsch). Numerous avalanches, some of them very large, were triggered. Various valleys were cut off from the outside world for at least one day (including Lötschental, Goms, Saastal and Binntal). A train derailed near Goppenstein after an avalanche (several people were injured). Around 50 people were evacuated as a precautionary measure in the Lower Valais.
25.02.2026-
27.02.2026
Zero degree limit in the 3000 m range
For three days, the zero degree line was around 3000 metres above sea level, which is unusually high for this time of year.
04.03.2026-
10.03.2026
Sahara dust (medium intensity)
Sahara dust event with medium intensity. For example, the Bernese Alps were not visible from the Emmental for days on end.
14.03.2026-
16.03.2026
A brief spell of winter weather
A brief spell of winter weather has brought snow as far as the lowlands. In the Alps, the avalanche risk has risen to level 4. Roads, for example over the Simplon Pass and into the Saas and Binntals, have had to be closed.
07.04.2026-
09.04.2026
Zero degree line above 3000m
For the first time in 2026, the freezing level in Switzerland will rise above 3,000 metres above sea level for several days in a row.
12.04.2026Saharan dust (high intensity)
Sahara dust event with high intensity.
23.05.2026Zero degree line above 4000m
For the first time in 2026, the freezing level in Switzerland will rise to over 4000 metres above sea level.
23.05.2026-
30.05.2025
First heatwave
Temperatures in the lowlands rose to 29°C or above for several days running, and the freezing level in Valais reached up to 4,300 metres above sea level. May 2026 had been rather cool up to that point.
27.05.2026Sahara dust (medium intensity)
Sahara dust event with medium intensity.
18.06.2026-
30.06.2026
Second heatwave of 2026
A very long heatwave with temperatures well above 30°. Various June and all-time records were broken. There were several episodes of Saharan dust. The rainfall deficits of recent months led to severe drought and a high risk of forest fires in many places.

Availability of data

We have been storing the meteo data since 1 December 2023.

Further information

Further information on the measurement data and the graphics can be found here... (External link to www.obeng.ch, the website of Oberli Engineering GmbH)

Further links

All links point to pages on our website www.obeng.ch.