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Danish weather and seasons


Denmark is in the temperate zone.

The Danish weather can be rather unpredictable, but one of the really nice things about Denmark is the fact that we experience all four seasons. The change of the seasons always gives us something to look forward to; the wonderful sceneries of winter, - the start of a new year when every bush and tree awakes with new light green leaves, - the green fields, the colorful blossoms and the sound of the bumble bee during summer and the magnificent colors of autumn.

Every season has it's own charm.

All of this makes Denmark a place to visit all year round.

Winter time

The winters are usually not particularly cold with mean temperatures of around 0.5 °C. We HAVE seen really cold ice winters, where the temperatures reached a bottom low of -20 degrees C and the fjords froze over. The lowest temperature of -31.20 C (-24.15 F) in Denmark was on the night between 7th and 8th of January 1982. Now THAT was cold!




Spring time

From the middle of March til the end of May you can experience very nice weather in Denmark Spring time to me is the most wonderful season of the entire year. That is when everything starts, the sun is out, days get longer and outdoor activities take over again.

The best way to describe Denmark in the spring time is to show you some pictures...


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