Weather Trends in Berlin, GermanyWeather Trends in Berlin,
Germany

Berlin features a temperate seasonal climate defined by distinct contrasts between warm summers and cold winters. WeatherBox data shows that during the warmest month, average daily highs reach pleasant peaks of 24.4°C (75.9°F), though heat waves can occasionally push temperatures above 30.5°C (86.9°F). Conversely, the cold season brings freezing conditions, with average lows dropping to -1.2°C (29.8°F) in the coldest month and rare extremes falling below -7.9°C (17.8°F).

Moisture and light levels fluctuate significantly throughout the year. Rainfall is distributed annually with a total volume of 675 mm (27 in), yet the summer months often experience the heaviest precipitation, averaging 89 mm (4 in) during the wettest peak, compared to the drier spring lows of 39 mm (2 in). Solar exposure shifts drastically; the city enjoys abundant sunshine averaging 274.5 hours in early summer, which transitions to dense cloud cover in winter where sky coverage reaches 90.1 and sunshine diminishes to just 7.4.

Atmospheric conditions are largely influenced by prevailing winds blowing from the W, with the strongest gusts averaging 14.6 km/h (9.1 mph) during the stormier winter months. Humidity levels rise significantly in the cold season, peaking at a damp intensity of 88.3. During the brighter months, the average peak UV Index is 5.1, indicating moderate exposure levels. View the advanced charts on WeatherBox to analyze the complete climate profile.