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Zurich,Interlaken,Lucerne-temperature in March

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Goh is planning a trip to Switzerland and is curious about the average temperature starting from mid-March. He wants to know if he still needs to purchase winter clothing for his visit, as the weather varies significantly across regions.

Key takeaways:
  • Expect chilly temperatures in lower valleys in March, but winter conditions persist in high mountain areas.
  • Bring warm clothing or layers for mountainous excursions to stay comfortable.
  • If you visit the Ticino area, you can expect warmer temperatures compared to other regions.
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  • Arno
    Moderator
    15750 posts
    Reply 1 of 1 • 21 February 2013 at 15:10:29 #838114

    Hi Goh,

    The winter sports season in the higher regions ends mid to end April. The temperature depends on where you are; height is a major factor. In March it’s just chilly in the lower vallies but still winter high up in the mountains and some higher vallies (e.g. St. Moritz, Zermatt). You need warm clothing or at least lots of layers for mountain excursions. The vallies in the Ticino area are the warmest on average.

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