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insbruck Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

insbruck year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 38–51°F, mild but rainy climate, especially in May. Popular activities: Hiking, exploring the city, admiring the Alpine scenery. Recommended clothing: Lightweight waterproof jacket, warm inner layers, comfortable shoes.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 60–63°F, warm and pleasant climate, sunny but with occasional rain. Popular activities: Hiking, climbing, paragliding, water sports (such as swimming, boating). Recommended clothing: Lightweight and breathable clothing, sun protection clothing, sun hat.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 55–37°F, cool climate, decreasing rainfall. Popular activities: Hiking, admiring autumn colors, enjoying local cuisine. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, comfortable shoes, scarf.
  • Winter (December–February): Average -33–34°F, cold climate, frequent snowfall. Popular activities: Skiing, sledding, ice skating and other winter sports. Recommended clothing: Warm down jacket, waterproof and windproof jacket, warm hat, gloves, scarf.
insbruck climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 46.4°F / Annual rainfall: approx. 1538 mm / Summer humidity: 65%–75% / Rainiest month: May

insbruck monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°F)
Precipitation (mm)
January
30.4°F
83.7
February
34.7°F
76.4
March
38.8°F
83.9
April
41.7°F
115.6
May
52°F
201.1
June
60.1°F
167.5
July
62.8°F
173.1
August
63.3°F
170.8
September
55.6°F
146.9
October
52.3°F
103.2
November
37.6°F
108.3
December
31.8°F
107.5
insbruck weather for the next seven days
10/17
Friday
Partly Cloudy
46.8°F/30.3°F
10/18
Saturday
Sunny
47.8°F/29.5°F
10/19
Sunday
Partly Cloudy
55.6°F/32.8°F
10/20
Monday
Cloudy
50.6°F/34°F
10/21
Tuesday
Patchy rain nearby
44.4°F/37.7°F
10/22
Wednesday
Partly Cloudy
50.3°F/37°F
10/23
Thursday
Partly Cloudy
57.5°F/37.8°F

insbruck FAQ

Why is Innsbruck famous?
Innsbruck is internationally renowned as a premier winter sports center, famously hosting the Olympic Winter Games. Nestled in a broad valley surrounded by the Karwendel Alps to the north and Patscherkofel and Serles to the south, it offers breathtaking alpine scenery.
What does Innsbruck mean in German?
The name Innsbruck originates from the German words 'Inn', referring to the river that flows through the city, and 'brücke', meaning 'bridge'. Therefore, Innsbruck translates to 'bridge over the Inn'.
What movies have been filmed in Innsbruck?
Several notable films have been shot in the Innsbruck region, including 'Klammer - Chasing the line', 'Totenfrau', and 'Andreas Hofer - Die Freiheit des Adlers'. Earlier productions like 'Sisi' and 'Berge in Flammen' also feature the area.
Is Innsbruck worth visiting in different seasons?
Innsbruck is a delightful city to visit year-round. Each season offers a unique perspective, from vibrant summer landscapes to the snow-covered charm of winter. While summer may bring warmer weather, occasional rain showers are possible.
What are the main geographical features surrounding Innsbruck?
Innsbruck is famously situated in a valley framed by impressive mountain ranges. To the north lies the Karwendel Alps, featuring peaks like Hafelekarspitze, while to the south are Patscherkofel and Serles, providing a dramatic alpine backdrop to the city.