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Denmark Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Denmark year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 4–12°C, cool climate with occasional showers. March can still be chilly, while May starts to warm up. Common activities: Hiking, sightseeing in Copenhagen. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, comfortable warm clothing.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 15–17°C, mild climate with abundant sunshine and occasional showers. Temperatures remain relatively stable. Common activities: Beach relaxation, exploring the Danish countryside. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, light jacket.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 6–14°C, cooler climate with frequent rainfall and greater temperature variations. Common activities: Visiting museums, enjoying Danish cuisine. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, layered clothing.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 3–4°C, cold climate with mostly cloudy days and rain or snow. Common activities: Indoor activities, experiencing Danish Christmas markets. Recommended clothing: Heavy warm coat, scarf, hat, gloves.
Denmark climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 9.7°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 641 mm / Summer humidity: 65%–75% / Rainiest month: January

Denmark monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
3.2°C
90.5
February
4.3°C
64.1
March
4.4°C
46
April
7°C
75.5
May
12.6°C
23.7
June
15.6°C
40.3
July
16.5°C
53.6
August
17.5°C
34.6
September
14.8°C
40
October
10.9°C
48.7
November
6.2°C
64.8
December
3.4°C
59.5
Denmark weather for the next seven days
10/12
Sunday
Patchy rain nearby
16.9°C/11.7°C
10/13
Monday
Sunny
15.2°C/9°C
10/14
Tuesday
Partly Cloudy
13.5°C/9.5°C
10/15
Wednesday
Patchy rain nearby
12.8°C/8.9°C
10/16
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
13.1°C/8.9°C
10/17
Friday
Partly Cloudy
13.4°C/7.9°C
10/18
Saturday
Sunny
12.8°C/8.3°C

Denmark FAQ

Is Denmark worth visiting for tourists?
Yes, Denmark is worth visiting for its unique culture of "hygge" (coziness), innovative modern design and architecture, rich history including Viking sites and castles, world-renowned culinary scene, and emphasis on sustainability and a high quality of life. Visitors can also enjoy extensive cycling infrastructure, beautiful natural landscapes with beaches and islands, and a high level of safety and English proficiency.
What are the main reasons to visit Denmark?
Reasons to Visit Denmark include experiencing the Danish concept of "hygge," a feeling of warmth, comfort, and coziness that permeates daily life, especially in its charming cafes and restaurants. You can explore modern and innovative architecture, world-class furniture design, and a vibrant, aesthetically pleasing urban environment. Discover Viking history through sites like the UNESCO-recognized Viking Age Ring Fortresses, and explore numerous picturesque castles and palaces.
What is the best month to visit Denmark?
The best months to visit Denmark are the shoulder months of May, June, September, and October for pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and lower prices compared to the peak summer. For a summer trip, June, July, and August offer long, sunny days, while November and December are ideal for experiencing festive Christmas markets and a cozy "hygge" atmosphere.
What are the advantages of visiting Denmark in Spring?
Spring in Denmark, specifically May and June, offers mild temperatures, longer daylight hours, and fewer tourists than in the peak summer. Tivoli Gardens re-opens its rides in late March, making it a great time to visit and enjoy the city.
What is the general safety in Denmark for tourists?
Denmark is considered a very safe country for tourists. It consistently ranks high in global peace indexes. While there is a general terror threat level in Europe, Danish authorities take security seriously, and tourists are advised to stay aware of their surroundings and follow official advice.