Weather in Germany

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures #

• The cities exhibit similar temperature patterns throughout the year, with warmer temperatures during the summer months and cooler temperatures during the winter.

• Munich generally experiences the coldest temperatures, with January lows averaging around 30.4F, while the other cities hover in the mid-30s.

• Frankfurt, Dusseldorf, and Cologne tend to have slightly warmer temperatures overall, especially during the summer months, with average highs reaching up to 78.8F in Frankfurt during August.

• Hamburg experiences discomfort temperatures during the longest period, while the other cities only experience discomfort temperatures for the three months.

• Comfortable temperatures are mostly between May and September in all of the cities.

Conditions #

• Frankfurt and Stuttgart tend to have the highest sun hours during the summer months, peaking in June and July. Cities like Berlin and Leipzig generally experience lower precipitation levels throughout the year compared to others.

• Hamburg consistently reports the lowest sun hours, especially during the winter, while Cologne observes higher precipitation, particularly in January, February, October, and December.

• The precipitation seems to be more evenly distributed throughout the year in most cities, while sunlight hours show a clear seasonal variation. Munich shows a particularly strong peak of sun hours in June-August.

Daylight Hours #

• Berlin experiences the earliest sunrise in June at 04:44, contrasting with the latest sunrise in December at 08:09, revealing the significant seasonal variation.

• Dortmund enjoys the longest day length in June (16 hours and 33 minutes) compared with the shortest day in December (7 hours and 55 minutes), similar to most cities listed, underscoring the drastic changes in daylight throughout the year.

• Interestingly, Hamburg has the shortest day at 07:34 in December and the longest day length at 16:57 in June, indicating notable latitude effects on sunlight exposure.

• Overall, while cities show varying times for sunrise and sunset, the pattern of long summer days and short winter days is consistently reflected across all locations.