Weather in Switzerland for January 2027
Expect heavy snowfall in Switzerland during January, with an average of 20 snowy days.
In general, the average temperature in Switzerland at the beginning of January is 4.9 °C. As the month progressed, temperatures tended to slightly increase, reaching an average of 5.3 °C by the end of January.
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Switzerland Weather January
What’s the Weather Like in Switzerland This January?
Temperatures trend during January in Switzerland
January weather in Switzerland day by day
| Date | Weather | Temperatures | Rain | Snow | More |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Jan. | Overcast | 6° /0° | 0.2 mm | 0 cm | |
| 2 Jan. | Overcast | 7° /0° | 5.1 mm | 0.9 cm | |
| 3 Jan. | Patchy rain possible | 5° /0° | 2.1 mm | 0.3 cm | |
| 4 Jan. | Cloudy | 5° /-2° | 2.9 mm | 0.2 cm | |
| 5 Jan. | Overcast | 5° /-1° | 4.2 mm | 0 cm | |
| 6 Jan. | Light freezing rain | 3° /-2° | 3.9 mm | 1.1 cm | |
| 7 Jan. | Cloudy | 3° /-2° | 3.6 mm | 2.1 cm | |
| 8 Jan. | Overcast | 3° /-2° | 3.3 mm | 0.6 cm | |
| 9 Jan. | Light rain | 4° /-2° | 5.6 mm | 0.8 cm | |
| 10 Jan. | Overcast | 1° /-3° | 6.7 mm | 3.5 cm | |
| 11 Jan. | Overcast | 2° /-5° | 1.4 mm | 0.3 cm | |
| 12 Jan. | Overcast | 2° /-4° | 2.3 mm | 0.9 cm | |
| 13 Jan. | Freezing fog | 3° /-3° | 2.5 mm | 0 cm | |
| 14 Jan. | Mist | 4° /-3° | 7.2 mm | 3.9 cm | |
| 15 Jan. | Light snow | 4° /-4° | 4.3 mm | 2 cm | |
| 16 Jan. | Freezing fog | 2° /-4° | 0.3 mm | 0 cm | |
| 17 Jan. | Patchy moderate snow | 4° /-4° | 5.3 mm | 0.8 cm | |
| 18 Jan. | Overcast | 4° /-3° | 2.5 mm | 1.1 cm | |
| 19 Jan. | Overcast | 3° /-4° | 0 mm | 0 cm | |
| 20 Jan. | Cloudy | 3° /-5° | 0.7 mm | 0.1 cm | |
| 21 Jan. | Light freezing rain | 3° /-4° | 0.3 mm | 0 cm | |
| 22 Jan. | Overcast | 4° /-3° | 2.8 mm | 0.3 cm | |
| 23 Jan. | Overcast | 4° /-2° | 3.3 mm | 0.7 cm | |
| 24 Jan. | Overcast | 5° /-1° | 0.5 mm | 0 cm | |
| 25 Jan. | Moderate snow | 6° /-1° | 2.3 mm | 1.1 cm | |
| 26 Jan. | Light rain | 5° /-1° | 1.7 mm | 0.3 cm | |
| 27 Jan. | Moderate or heavy snow showers | 4° /-2° | 4.7 mm | 0.7 cm | |
| 28 Jan. | Overcast | 5° /-1° | 7.8 mm | 0.8 cm | |
| 29 Jan. | Overcast | 6° /-1° | 3.9 mm | 0.2 cm | |
| 30 Jan. | Patchy rain possible | 6° /-1° | 1.8 mm | 0 cm | |
| 31 Jan. | Patchy rain possible | 5° /0° | 2 mm | 0.2 cm | |
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Guide for Switzerland in January
In January, Switzerland experiences cold and wintry weather, with varying conditions at the beginning and end of the month. At the start of January, Switzerland typically sees cold temperatures, especially in the mountainous regions.
The average temperature in the Swiss Alps at the beginning of January is around 0°, with the possibility of snowfall and frosty conditions. In cities like Zurich and Geneva, the temperatures are milder, averaging around 2°.
By the end of January, the weather in Switzerland tends to become even colder. In the Swiss Alps, temperatures can drop significantly, averaging around -5° at higher altitudes. In urban areas, such as Bern and Basel, temperatures may hover around the freezing point, with occasional snow showers.
It's important to note that Switzerland's weather can be quite unpredictable, and conditions may vary from year to year. However, January generally brings cold and wintery weather throughout the country, making it an ideal time for winter sports enthusiasts to visit the Swiss Alps.
Overall, January in Switzerland offers a true winter experience, with the potential for snow-covered landscapes and picturesque alpine scenery.
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