Stockholm, Sweden

The climate in Stockholm is temperate, with annual average temperatures spanning 0°C / 32°F during February up to 21°C / 70°F in July.

Precipitation is distributed throughout the year, averaging 48 mm / 1.9 inches monthly, peaking in August (70 mm / 2.8 inches) and reaching its lowest in March (32 mm / 1.3 inches).

UV peaks in June (index 6) and drops to its lowest in December (index 1); regular sun protection is advisable in warmer months.

Daylight hours range from about 6.2 hours in December to 18.5 hours in June.

Each season in Stockholm brings unique weather patterns, allowing visitors to choose the experience that suits them best.

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Climate at a glance

The big-picture stats that matter for planning your visit to Stockholm.

Typical range

High / low

Average highs up to 21.3°C and lows down to -4.0°C.

Rain pattern

Wettest month

August averages 70 mm.

UV

Typical peak band

Typical peak UV is Moderate.

Daylight

Seasonal range

Roughly 6 hrs to 18 hrs.

Wind

Typical strength

Average around 13 km/h, peaking in January.

Humidity

Typical range

Generally 70 % to 88 %.

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Short term outlook

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Frequently asked questions

How does the weather in Stockholm feel over the year?

On a typical year, you can expect highs around 10°C (50°F) and lows near 4°C (39°F). Conditions usually feel cool in the daytime and cold once the sun goes down. It tends to be on the cloudier side, with fewer blue-sky days.

When is the best time to visit Stockholm for dry weather?

The driest month is usually March, with around 32 mm (1.3 in) of rain. Most other months sit somewhere in between, with a mix of dry and showery days.

When is sun exposure strongest in Stockholm?

UV tends to peak in June, when UV levels are often high (around 6). Regular sunscreen and a hat are recommended.

Does it snow in Stockholm?

Yes. Snowfall is possible, and it peaks in February, when averages reach around 0.6 cm. Winters are when you're most likely to see snow on the ground.

Is Stockholm a windy place?

Across the year, average winds sit around 13 km/h (8 mph), with gusts on windier days up to about 61 km/h (38 mph). Overall it is it is a notably windy place, and strong gusts are fairly common.

How much daylight does Stockholm get?

On average, days offer about 12 hours of daylight. Daylight is fairly typical, with enough time for sightseeing.

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