Is it cold in Germany all year round?

The weather in Germany is very cold all year round, and the temperature in Leng Xia and Germany is often cooler in winter. The winter in Germany is long, generally from 1 1 to March of the following year, and it may start to snow at the end of 1 1, but the snowfall is mainly concentrated in 1 and February, and the temperature is around 0℃.

There are two main temperatures in Germany. One is temperate maritime temperature, which is distributed in northwest Germany. The temperate maritime temperature is characterized by mild, humid and rainy throughout the year, and the rainfall distribution is relatively uniform, which is distributed all year round, but the rainfall is the largest in winter.

Climatic characteristics of Germany:

Germany is located in the cool westerlies between continental climates in the eastern Atlantic Ocean, and it is rare that the temperature fluctuates greatly. Rainfall is distributed throughout the year. In summer, the average temperature in the lowlands of northern Germany is about 65438 08℃, and that in the mountainous areas of southern Germany is about 20℃. In winter, the average temperature in the lowlands of northern Germany is about 65438 0.5℃, and that in the mountainous areas of southern Germany is about -6℃.

The exceptions are the Upper Rhine Valley, where the climate is warm, Upper Bavaria, where you can often feel the hot south wind blowing from the Alps, and the Haltz Mountains, where the mountain wind is biting, the summer is cool and the winter is snowy, thus forming its own unique climate zone. Due to different geographical conditions in different regions, the highest temperature in Germany is between 20-30℃ and the lowest temperature is between 1.5-10℃.

Northern Germany has a maritime climate, which is warmer than southern Germany. The maritime climate in the northwest is obvious, and the eastern and southern parts gradually transition to continental climate. Average temperature in July 14 ~ 19℃, 1-5 ~ 1℃. The annual precipitation is 500- 1000mm, which is more in mountainous areas.