WhatAWeatherClimate in Berlin
Berlin has a temperate continental climate, with warm summers (average highs of 24 degrees Celsius) and cold winters (average lows of minus 2). Annual thermal range is notable, larger than in Atlantic capitals.
Annual rainfall is around 570 mm, spread across the year but peaking in summer through convective storms. Snowfalls are frequent between December and February, though without extreme depths.
Heatwaves have intensified in recent summers, with peaks near 40 degrees. Brandenburg forests and the Spree and Havel rivers moderate central night temperatures.
Best time to visit is May to September. Use the hourly forecast, storm probability and heat alerts before planning the Brandenburg Gate, the East Side Gallery or a stroll in the Tiergarten.