Swiss climate in detail
MeteoSwiss offers detailed information about the Swiss climate. This information is updated daily with the latest measurements.
Monthly and annual maps show monthly and annual averages as well as deviations from the long-time averages of the temperature, precipitation, hours...
Products of spatial climate data (grid data) from MeteoSwiss.
This page links to the details on climate normals at measurement stations and norm value charts of different climatological parameters.
Temperatur in der Schweiz, gemittelt über die gesamte Landesfläche und alle Höhenlagen.
Definition of a pre-industrial reference period for the calculation of temperature change in Switzerland.
The change in temperature and precipitation is illustrated graphically for the measuring stations. Annual and seasonal climate trends are visualised.
Time series of the annual course of measurements for temperature, sunshine and precipitation.
The weather service MeteoSwiss is providing long-time homogenous temperatures and precipitation series from the stations of the Swiss...
Climate indicators are parameters used to characterise the climate. The change in important indicators can be illustrated graphically for measuring...
Heavy precipitation does not affect the different regions of Switzerland evenly, and differs from one season to the other. Here we present the...
Web portal with extreme value analyses of precipitation, descriptions of selected severe precipitation events, and course of the strongest...
Pollen-count graphs updated weekly for the 14 major allergenic pollen types at the stations in the pollen monitoring network.
The long-term observation of radiation flux between the atmosphere and the surface of the earth plays an important role in climate research.
The weather service MeteoSwiss is using meteosat satellite data to compile climatological data series relating to the spatial and chronological...
Hourly data for the future based on the CH2018 Climate Scenarios for Switzerland provide an important basis for assessing the future indoor climate...
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Last modified 18.06.2019
