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Denmark's climate by months

Denmark is located between three European climatic zones, located in the north, west and east. As a rule, the Atlantic is more influential in the western parts of the country. The eastern part of Denmark is in the continental zone. Thus, the climate of Denmark determines the combination of these factors.

Features of climate: temperature and precipitation

What are the characteristics of Denmark's climate? The annual rainfall is about 500-900 mm. Rains are more or less evenly distributed throughout the year, but winter is the wettest season. The climate of Denmark is moderately marine. The average annual temperature in the south of the country is more than 8.5 ° C and below 7.5 in the northern parts of Jutland. July is the warmest month with an average temperature of over 17.5 ° C in the southeast and just below 16 in the northwest of Jutland. January is the coldest period in Denmark. The average temperature in this month is about zero degrees.

Climate of Denmark: brief information

In this country you can fully enjoy all four seasons - in spring, in summer, in autumn and in winter. Softened by the warm Gulf Stream, Denmark's climate is mild. Summer is quite warm here, and winter is comfortable.

Temperature of the sea

Denmark is surrounded by kilometers of coastline, and Danes like to swim in the ocean. The best time to swim is the summer months. From June to August, the average sea temperature is between 17-22 ° C. Sometimes this figure can reach 25 ° C.

Wind and rain

For Denmark, the west wind is more typical . The west coast receives more rainfall than the rest of the country. The average drop is 61 cm per year.

Daylight

Since the country is located in Northern Europe, the sun shines longer in summer and less in time in winter. The softness of Denmark's climate is largely due to the western winds and the fact that the state is almost completely surrounded by water. Small fluctuations between day and night temperatures, but sudden changes in wind direction cause significant daily temperature changes. The average temperature in February (the coldest month) is 0 ° C, and in July (the warmest month) - 17 ° C.

Weather by month

What is the climate in Denmark? In this beautiful Scandinavian country, as already mentioned above, a mild and comfortable winter and a fairly warm summer. As in any country with access to the sea, there also falls a lot of precipitation, the peak of which falls on summer and autumn. So, let's analyze the climate of Denmark by months:

  • January. Winter is pleasant enough. On average, the temperature in the daytime is about +2 ° C, and at night - -2 ° C. Due to high humidity it can sometimes be quite cold. However, this does not scare the tourists, since there are many clear and sunny days. When sightseeing at this time of year, do not neglect the warm clothes and protective cosmetics.
  • February. This winter month is not much different from the previous one. During the day, the air warms up to +2 ° C, and at night the temperature drops to -7. But the water temperature drops on average by two degrees compared to January and is about 3-4 degrees above zero. Snow here - a rare phenomenon, and if it falls out, then quite a bit.

  • March. In March in Denmark comes the spring. At first, there is still a residual winter coolness, but every day the inhabitants of the country are increasingly feeling the changes in the climate. Dramatic weather changes for Denmark are not typical, since most of the country's territory is located in the lowlands. In the daytime the temperature rises to +5 ° C, and at night the column of the thermometer rarely reaches zero. Water in the sea, as in February, remains within 4-5 ° C. Umbrella this month, most likely, not useful since the rains in March - this is a rare phenomenon.
  • April. This month, spring fully comes into its own. Everything around blossoms and pleases the eye. Sometimes it's rainy and cloudy, but basically it's already warm and sunny. During the day, the temperature of the air warms up to +10 ° C, and at night it is about +2 ° C. Warm waters (up to +8) also become coastal waters. You can not swim, but you can stroll along the most beautiful beaches.
  • May. The weather is capricious and changeable this month. Sometimes it's warm and clear, and sometimes it's rainy and very windy. Despite this, the closeness of summer is already felt. It becomes warmer not only during the day (+15 ° C), but at night (+10 ° C). The sea water temperature is +13 ° C. At this time, you can safely go on long excursions to local attractions. For example, you can visit the numerous Danish castles.

  • June. The air temperature reaches +20 ° C. Warm up and become water (up to + 17 ° C). The night is still a bit cool, but below +10 ° C the temperature drops very rarely. The climate of Denmark in the summer acquires new features. Together with the warmth, rains come to the country. The weather in June is pleasant and comfortable. The heat here is an anomaly, not the norm.
  • July. Like the summer as a whole, this month is quite comfortable. Warm weather is standing, but exhausting heat is a rarity. Cloudy days are, but there are plenty of clear sunny days. The temperature rises in the afternoon to an average of +22 ° C, and at night it does not get colder 13-15 ° C. The water is warm (+ 20 ° C). It's time for water procedures.
  • August. The beach season is in full swing. In August, the climate is especially comfortable: in the daytime the temperature is about +20 ° C, at night - +13 ° C. The water is still warm (+22 ° C). You can swim, sunbathe, fish or surf, or you can watch whales that swim close to the coast of Denmark in the summer.

  • September. The velvet season for this month is not typical. The beginning of autumn brings with it rainy weather and increased humidity. However, this does not spoil the external appearance of this beautiful Scandinavian country. The temperature drops to +17 ° C in the daytime and up to +10 ° C at night. The water temperature drops to +15 ° C. The beach season is already closed, the tourist season is still in full swing.
  • October. This month brings a slight cooling. The temperature is + 12 ° C in the daytime, and at night it is about 5-7 ° C. Precipitation is frequent, often a strong wind blows. The tourist season is slowly coming to an end, which is incredibly happy with those locals who are tired of busy and crowded streets. Now they can walk leisurely to their favorite places.

  • November. The coldest autumn month in Denmark. It is already felt that winter is approaching. The weather is getting colder. The temperature does not rise above +7 ° C in the daytime, and at night it is more often around zero degrees. The temperature of the water is no longer so attractive (maximum +8 ° C), the wind from the sea is no longer so affectionate. Travelers who still decide on a trip to Denmark at this time of year, should stock up umbrellas and warm clothes.
  • December. Winter in Denmark is not as severe as, for example, in some regions of Russia. Strong frosts are not a distinctive feature of the Danish climate. The thermometer's column rises to +4 ° C in the day and drops to -1 ° C in the evening. The water temperature is +5 ° C. This is a great time for shopping, especially during the Christmas holidays.

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