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I will be travelling to Greenland in October (unfortunately, not to climb). Some people have said to me to either go in Jan/Feb because it is cold and dry, or go in summer because it is warm and dry. They say if you go in autumn, the weather is foul and stormy.

Does anyone know if this is true? Is the weather really foul, or is is just a bit windy and rainy (I'm well used to that!!!).

In reply to Rich: Er... won't it be dark in jan/feb, october would be dark too

In reply to Rich:
Hi Rich,
as a former Adventureguide in greenland (im a dane but believe me anyway *S*)i cann tell you that whenever you visit Greenland you will get a very special and kind experience. Where ar eyou going? .I lived in Kangerlussuaq for som time. close to the inlandic ice and a lot of glaciers. just be sure you have time enough to explore the nature....

Morten Lindholm. Denmark

In reply to Rich: Thanks for that Morten. I have emailed you directly - I hope you don't mind.