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Best time to visit Berlin: month-by-month guide

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Berlin month by month

Plan your visit to Berlin by month. Compare weather, crowds, events, and prices across all twelve months with historical climate data.

Berlin's measured year traces a 21-degree arc from January's 4°C floor to the 25°C plateau that June and July share. Winter runs December through February, with highs of 4°C to 6°C and 12 to 14 rain days per month. January is the coldest and wettest point, 4°C and 14 rain days. Spring arrives unevenly. March reaches 10°C with only 8 rain days, but April holds at 14°C with 9. The warm season spans May through September. Highs climb from 19°C to a 25°C peak in June and July, then ease to 24°C in August and 21°C in September. September also records the year's fewest rain days at 7. Autumn contracts fast. October falls to 15°C with 11 rain days, November to 8°C with 9.

TTDI publishes 12 month guides below this index, one for every month of the measured year. If you're planning a summer trip, open September first. It holds 21°C highs and only 7 rain days. June and July both reach 25°C, but July carries 12 rain days against June's 10. For shoulder-season trips, compare April at 14°C with 9 rain days and October at 15°C with 11. They sit near the same temperature, but October logs 2 more rain days. The sharpest contrast on the calendar falls between February and March. February holds at 6°C with 12 rain days. March reaches 10°C with 8. That 4-degree jump and 4 fewer rain days mark the turn into spring.

September is the decisive month at 21°C and only 7 rain days, the warmest point in Berlin's year that still falls below 10 rain days.

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