How many months are there in winter in Norway?

There are six months in winter in Norway. Norway is close to the North Pole, the weather is very cold, the winter is long, and the sun is rarely seen. In southern Norway, it starts to glow around 9 am in winter, and it gets dark at 3 pm, with only 5-6 hours in the daytime and rainy days in winter. Note that Norway also has spring, summer, autumn and winter all year round, but the winter time is particularly long.

There are six months in winter in Norway. Norway is close to the North Pole, the weather is very cold, the winter is long, and the sun is rarely seen. In southern Norway, it starts to glow around 9 am in winter, and it gets dark at 3 pm, with only 5-6 hours in the daytime and rainy days in winter. Note that Norway also has spring, summer, autumn and winter all year round, but the winter time is particularly long.