Is there snow in the Swiss Alps in September?

Indeed, good snow cover on the glaciers is far from guaranteed in September. It is, after all, the end of the summer, and if it has been a hot one (particularly a hot one following a lean winter) the lower glacial slopes can look decidedly threadbare.



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Switzerland weather and crowds in September Of course, it's a mountainous country, so if you are planning on travelling to Switzerland in September you'll need to pack warmer layers and jackets for those high altitude adventures.

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Weather wise, September is a lovely month to visit. The city of Zürich averages between 10.5°C (51°F) and 19°C (66°F), Lucerne receives similar weather while Geneva is a little warmer. If you head up into the high altitude of the Swiss Alps, expect average temperatures of around 7°C (45°F).

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In the summer months of June and July, the mountain scenery is at its best. The weather is mild and temperatures are pleasant and rarely too hot. Days are generally dry and sunny, offering clear views across the mountain peaks and rolling countryside.

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Switzerland weather and crowds in September September marks the beginning of autumn or fall, and the low season for tourism as the masses of European summer holidaymakers return to work and school.

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In this third part of our seasonal flower series, we introduce you to Swiss flowers that bloom from July to September. But with the warm temperatures, you also have to take special care of cut flowers.

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Generally, the best time to visit Switzerland is in the spring/early summer and in the early fall, April through June or September and October. This is when you're unlikely to battle thick tourist crowds and enjoy some of the most pleasant weather.

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The swiss swimming season runs from May to September, outside then the lidos are closed but you are still allowed to swim where there is open access.

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The early fall and early spring are statistically related to periods of more solar activity, so the months of September and March are usually the best to enjoy a big display of Northern Lights. September is one of the best months to see the Northern Lights.

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