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What’s the weather like in Germany in January?
Germany’s one of the largest countries in Europe and the climate depends on exactly where you visit, but it usually has cold winters. The Germany weather in January has an average temperature of 3°C, with a little less rainfall than December and November.
Geographical influences
The north of Germany has a coastline with the North and Baltic Sea and cities like Hamburg and Bremen can be milder and wetter in January compared to the south. Winters in the south of the country, around Munich and Stuttgart, are colder and can have frequent snowfall. Berlin, in the east, enjoys cooler winter weather than nearby rural towns because its city landscape helps to keep heat in.
Averages
Temperatures vary by several degrees around the country, with lows of -3°C in Munich and 0°C in Hamburg. On average, Germany has a temperature of 3°C in January, but all areas can drop below freezing at night. Snow can replace rain in the south, with Germany getting about 42mm of rainfall on average across the country. It has 15 days of wet weather in this winter month, so bring a warm and rainproof coat and perhaps an umbrella. The weather in Germany in January will still produce a few hours of sunshine. The sun rises at around 8am and sets just before 4pm, which is similar to the UK at this time.