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Amsterdam has a temperate oceanic climate strongly shaped by the North Sea, bringing cool, cloudy and changeable weather all year. Summers (June–August) are mild, with daytime highs of 18–23°C and rarely much heat, while winters (December–February) are cold and damp, hovering around 2–7°C with strong winds and more drizzle than snow. Rain is spread fairly evenly across the months, peaking in autumn, and the sea breeze keeps skies overcast with sudden passing showers.
Yes, but usually as light rain spread evenly through the year rather than heavy seasonal downpours. Autumn (October–December) is the wettest, and sudden showers can pop up anytime – bring an umbrella.
Occasionally. Winters are cold and damp, around 2–7°C; snow falls a few times a year but is usually light and melts fast, with drizzle far more common than snow.
No. Summers are cool, typically 18–23°C by day, though brief heatwaves can push past 30°C. The sea breeze keeps things refreshing.
April–May (tulip season) and June–September are best: long days, pleasantly warm weather and less rain than the autumn and winter months.
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