Copenhagen, Denmark Weather and Climate

Copenhagen, in an oceanic climate zone, exhibits a mild, temperate climate with warm summers and no dry season (although there's more rain at the second half of the year than the first). There's not a lot of difference between the average high and low temperatures, as you can see on the climate charts, but a change of wind direction can alter the conditions drastically. Be prepared for this changing weather.

Copenhagen, Denmark - When To Go

Copenhagen starts warming up in May. The warmest time to go--June through August--offers average temperatures near 70 degrees. The warmest highs recorded have never hit 90. There is an average of 17 days per month of rain. April-May and September offer the best in off-season weather for those who'd rather not travel in summer. May and June offer the highest mean sunshine hours at 217 and 218.

Copenhagen Historic Temperatures and Precipitation

The climate charts below show the historic high and low temperatures and average monthly rainfall for Copenhagen, Denmark.

Copenhagen Historic Temperatures and Precipitation

Monthly Copenhagen Precipitation Throughout the Year

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