About Vaduz
Vaduz is a Swiss municipality located in the canton of (), at 47.193° latitude and 9.509° longitude. The municipality is part of the Swiss plateau, transitional temperate oceanic climate with four distinct seasons. Also known as Vaduz, Vaduz benefits from precise weather monitoring with hourly and weekly forecasts.
Climate of Vaduz
The climate in Vaduz is characteristic of the Swiss plateau, transitional temperate oceanic climate with four distinct seasons. Temperatures, precipitation and wind conditions vary throughout the year with local features linked to altitude and surrounding terrain. Our data comes from official weather stations and real-time Netatmo sensors for Vaduz and neighboring municipalities.
On this page you will find the detailed weather forecast for Vaduz: current temperature, 48-hour hourly forecast, 7-day forecast, air quality, UV index, wind, precipitation and weather alerts. Updated hourly.
Nearby cities
Check the weather of cities near Vaduz:
- Weather Buchs (SG)
- Weather Schaan
- Weather Grabs
- Weather Eschen
- Weather Gamprin
- Weather Planken
- Weather Mauren
- Weather Sennwald
- Weather Schellenberg
- Weather Gams
- Weather Ruggell
- Weather Sevelen
Frequently asked questions about weather in Vaduz
What is the weather in Vaduz today?
At the top of the page you will find the current temperature, precipitation and wind in Vaduz, updated in real time.
What is the 7-day forecast for Vaduz?
The "Weekly forecast" section shows min/max temperatures, precipitation and wind expected for the next 7 days in Vaduz.
Will it rain tomorrow in Vaduz?
Check the 48-hour hourly forecast to see exactly when precipitation is expected in Vaduz.
What is the air quality in Vaduz?
The air quality section displays the AQI index and PM2.5, PM10 and ozone concentrations measured near Vaduz.
Are there weather alerts for Vaduz?
Weather alerts (storms, high winds, extreme temperatures) are shown as a banner at the top of the page when active.
At what altitude is Vaduz located?
Vaduz sits at around 581 m above sea level in the canton of . This elevation directly affects the temperatures, rain-snow line and snow cover shown in the forecasts.