Norway in September - Advice

Norwegians live in Norway year round and I've enjoyed Norway late winter and early spring. September shouldn't be a problem in the cities. Mountain huts/lodges may start to close but closures are more that usage drops during the shoulder seasons.

Thank you Edgar :)
I was starting to worry, even though I have now plans for an early September trip to Norway.

Here is what the Norwegian travel promotion website has to say about autumn in Norway:
https://www.visitnorway.com/plan-your-trip/seasons-climate/autumn/

Fall is the time for walks in fresh, crisp air. September and October
sees the arrival of wetter and wilder weather, and there can be quite
heavy rainfalls during fall. Gradually the days grow shorter, darkness
descends early in the afternoon, and temperatures drop as winter
approaches.

In the fall the landscape is painted in golden colours and the
temperature drops slowly through September, making for good weather
for picking berries and mushrooms.
etc.

Be aware that Norway is a very long north-south country and Sami country will be cooler than mild Oslo.

Aurora borealis:
http://geo.phys.uit.no/articl/nord_eng.html

Hi Edgar,
This makes sense now. Much thanks. I have decided to further shift the same to late August, with some spillover to Sept 1st week.
Hopefully that should work :)

Did you do also do a longer cruise via the fjords while there?

Thanks again!
Alisha

Dear JZ,
Thanks!
I hope I see some :)