found it...from the book "Terror from the Sky", Edward Jablonski, 1971, Chapter 3, "Sitzkrieg",
The Allies sent small, ill-equiped reinforcements to engage in couragous but doomed ventures. Landings were made at Namsos, in central Norway, under command of Maj Gen Carton de Wiart. The British forces soon came under heavy Luftwaffe attack and within days after the landings Namsos was bombed into an unforgettable spectacle of flame. General de Wiart informed London that he "could see little chance of carrying out decisive or indeed any operations unless enemy air activity is considerable restricted".
The Aircraft carries Glorious and Ark Royal were called in from the Mediterranean to assist in the delivery of aircraft, particularly fighters whose range would not permit their being flown directly from Britain.
The Allies were forced to construct their own airdromes under less than ideal conditions. The British field was located on Lake Lesjaskog near Aandalsnes in central Norway. No. 263 Squadron dispatched 18 Gloster Gladiators. [they lasted 3 days, landed April 24 and by April 27 the Luftwaffe had bombed and destroyed 10 planes]
A new airfields were constructed near Narvik and Bardufoss. No. 263 returned with new Gladiators and No 46 squadron with Hawker Hurricanes. Operations were started around May 26th and by June 3rd the British had to evacuate. The Hurricanes were landed on the Glorious.
the Glorious and two escort destroyers Acasta and the Ardent were sunk on June 8th by the german battle crusiers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau.
So Hurricanes were in Norway, if even only for a few weeks.
