are days long in norway?

Answer 1

Like everyone else said, in the summer days in Norway are long. But days in the winter there are quite short.

Answer 2

In the far north of Norway, the day "lasts forever" in a couple of summer months, meaning that the sun always is above the horizon. In the winter (in the north of Norway), the sun never comes above the horizon, so the night lasts "forever".
In the south of Norway the sun disappears for only a few hours in the summer nights, and shines a only few hours in the winter days.

So yes, the summer days are long, but the winter days are short.

Answer 3

Are days long compared to where else in the world? But, since Norway is not located on the equator, it will experience longer days during the Summer.

Answer 4

Do you mean daylight hours? Then yes, the days are longer in summer and shorter in winter and these differences are greater than for nations closer to the equator.

Do you mean calender days? Then no, a day is 24 hours everywhere on earth.

Answer 5

In the summer, yes; indeed, in the far north, you can have daylight 24 hours a day for weeks.