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Berlin lies in a transition zone between oceanic and continental climates, giving it four distinct seasons and a wider temperature range than Western Europe. Winters are cold and grey, usually between -2°C and 4°C with frost and several snowy days, while summers are warm at 22–26°C and occasionally see heat spells above 33°C with thunderstorms. Rainfall peaks in summer, while spring and autumn tend to be windy and cool.
Yes. From December to February Berlin regularly sees frost and snowfall, though how much snow accumulates varies a lot from year to year.
January is coldest, with temperatures typically ranging from -2°C to 3°C and often dropping below freezing at night.
May through September is best, with warm temperatures, long days and plenty of sunshine, ideal for outdoor activities.
Summers are warm and pleasant around 22–26°C, but they are also the wettest season, with sudden afternoon thunderstorms.
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