Tailwind Atlas

Nasjonal sykkelrute 1 (Tromsø – Bodø), stage 2: Berg → near Myre

On stage 2 (Berg → near Myre, 111 km) the best month is July: 73% of days were dry with highs of 10–30 °C; the wind barely favours either direction (0.4 km/h on average; ERA5 2006–2025, 9:00–18:00).

ERA5 2006–2025 · OpenStreetMap · Methodology and sources

← Nasjonal sykkelrute 1 (Tromsø – Bodø) (Whole route)

111 kmLength
JulyBest months
eitherBetter direction in the best month
0.4 km/hAverage tailwind in the best month
73%Dry days with 10–30 °C
July · 73%Best summer month
Start: Berg · Finish: near Myre · Route geometry: OpenStreetMap / Waymarked Trails

Weather by month

MonthGood daysRain days ≥ 1 mmRain, mmAvg highDays ≥ 30 °CDays < 10 °CDaylight, h
January0%30%931 °C0%100%1.2 †
February0%34%891 °C0%100%7.2 †
March0%36%972 °C0%100%11.3
April5%32%785 °C0%95%15.8
May32%35%6910 °C0%58%21.4
June54%31%7012 °C0%29%24.0
July73%26%7116 °C0%2%24.0
August70%29%8015 °C0%3%17.8
September51%35%10012 °C0%26%13.1
October11%40%1087 °C0%81%8.8 †
November1%37%914 °C0%96%3.8 †
December0%35%1032 °C0%100%0.0 †

Best months are all months within 3 percentage points of the best one. † less than 11 hours of daylight — long stages get tight.

Wind by month

MonthWind Berg → near Myre, km/hHeadwind > 15 km/h, Berg → near MyreHeadwind > 15 km/h, near Myre → BergBetter way
January−3.415%3%near Myre → Berg
February−3.916%2%near Myre → Berg
March−4.519%3%near Myre → Berg
April−3.116%4%near Myre → Berg
May−2.417%6%near Myre → Berg
June−0.415%8%either
July+0.410%6%either
August−0.912%5%either
September−3.416%3%near Myre → Berg
October−2.915%3%near Myre → Berg
November−3.614%2%near Myre → Berg
December−3.515%3%near Myre → Berg

Along the route (sections of about 25 km)

kmHeadingTailwind in July, km/h
111–137SW+0.8
137–166W−0.8
166–191W−0.3
191–217SW+2.1
217–222SW+0.7

Other stages

  1. Tromsø → Berg 111 km
  2. Berg → near Myre 111 km
  3. near Myre → Stokmarknes 106 km
  4. Stokmarknes → Svolvær 96 km
  5. Svolvær → Ramberg 111 km
  6. Ramberg → Bodø 130 km

How to read the numbers

Wind is the 10 m wind of a 25-km grid cell, daytime hours 9:00–18:00 local solar time; at saddle height in a sheltered valley it is weaker, on a coast or ridge stronger. A positive value is a tailwind. ERA5 slightly over-counts days with ≥ 1 mm of rain (by about 5–7 percentage points) and underestimates daily highs by 1–2 °C. Good day = less than 1 mm of rain between 9:00 and 18:00 (riding hours, local solar time) and a high between 10 and 30 °C; rain at night or in the evening does not spoil it.