Climate

Despite its northerly situation, the weather in Denmark is not extreme, although its maritime situation and the influence of the Gulf Air Stream does make the climate unstable. Winter weather in Denmark is usually cold and overcast, snow likely to fall between January and March. Summers are relatively warmer and sunny. Average temperatures in Copenhagen range from 27°F (-3°C) in midwinter to 72°F (22°C) in mid-summer. Rainy days are likely all year round, but most likely between August and October, so anyone planning to travel to Denmark during that time is advised to pack a brolly.


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