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The weather in Berlin is what you might expect from mainland continental Europe, with what can be very cold winters - with temperatures often dipping below zero, and frost and snow common - but equally with hot and sunny summers. During the latter, temperatures can get up to thirty degrees and tourists may want to slap on the factor fifteen and head out to the lakes and forests in the West of Berlin. However bear in mind summer is also the rainiest season in Berlin, so if you're heading out to Germany in July and August you might want to back your umbrella too. Whenever you're coming to town, don't chance it - check out our five day forecast of the weather conditions in Berlin and you'll be sure to arrive suitably prepared!
Berlin enjoys pleasant, sunny summers when days are long and temperatures can sometimes exceed 86°F (30°C), particularly in July and August. However the summer months are also unpredictable, and odd days can rapidly change from sunshine to cloud. Winter weather in Berlin, by contrast, is bitterly cold and damp, with plentiful snow and frosty days when temperatures hover at or just below freezing. Rain can fall all year round, but the wettest months are June and August, and the driest on average October and February. 0050 | | |
