The climate in Stockholm is extremely varied and every season has its particular charm.
In recent years, winter in Stockholm has brought heavy snowfalls, even downtown. In January and February, there can be snowstorms, cold weather and bright sunshine, as well as rain and sleet in milder temperatures. The latter are most noticeable in March.
At the beginning of April, spring begins to make a long-awaited entrance and a month later, both the birches and the city’s many outdoor cafés begin to blossom. Stockholm’s parks fill with both Stockholmers and tourists.
Summer comes some time in June, and by Midsummer’s Eve, it should definitely have arrived. During the summer months, July and August, the water in Stockholm stays at an invitingly warm temperature, making it perfect for bathing.
In September, summer turns into fall as the leaves change from green to red.
Temperatures
Winter: from +2 to –7C (36 to 19F)
Spring: between +5 and 15C (41 to 59F)
Summer: 20-25C (68 to 77F) or warmer
Autumn: between +5 and 18C (41 to 64F)
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