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Autumn temperatures in Switzerland within the normal range

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November 29, 2025
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This year's autumn temperatures are within the normal range

Mist and golden leaves: Switzerland in Autumn.


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On average, temperatures in September, October and November were within the normal range, according to the Federal Office for Meteorology, MeteoSwiss.


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November 29, 2025 – 12:24

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This year’s autumn temperatures deviated 0.1°C from the reference value, MeteoSwiss wrote on Friday; the 2025 season was the 30th-warmest in the country since records began. Between 1991 and 2020, the average temperature of a Swiss autumn was 6.4°C.

According to MeteoSwiss, the start of autumn this year was very wet. At the Leukerbad measuring station, precipitation in October reached the fifth-highest level in 140 years. November made up for this with above-average sunshine throughout Switzerland.

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