Climate normals 1991-2020

Average climate for 13 Swedish cities based on SMHI’s official climate normals for the period 1991-2020. Maximum temperature, minimum temperature, precipitation, sunshine hours — month by month.

Stockholm
Stockholms län
6.5°
Annual mean temp · 1830 sun hrs/year
Göteborg
Västra Götalands län
8°
Annual mean temp · 1730 sun hrs/year
Malmö
Skåne län
9.1°
Annual mean temp · 1810 sun hrs/year
Uppsala
Uppsala län
6°
Annual mean temp · 1830 sun hrs/year
Linköping
Östergötlands län
6.9°
Annual mean temp · 1810 sun hrs/year
Helsingborg
Skåne län
9.1°
Annual mean temp · 1800 sun hrs/year
Karlstad
Värmlands län
6.2°
Annual mean temp · 1730 sun hrs/year
Umeå
Västerbottens län
3.5°
Annual mean temp · 1750 sun hrs/year
Sundsvall
Västernorrlands län
4.3°
Annual mean temp · 1820 sun hrs/year
Östersund
Jämtlands län
2.5°
Annual mean temp · 1690 sun hrs/year
Luleå
Norrbottens län
2.3°
Annual mean temp · 1660 sun hrs/year
Kiruna
Norrbottens län
-1°
Annual mean temp · 1520 sun hrs/year
Visby
Gotlands län
7.8°
Annual mean temp · 2000 sun hrs/year
SMHI climate normals
What are climate normals?
Climate normals are 30-year averages of meteorological parameters. Internationally, the WMO recommends using 1991-2020 as the new standard period (CLINO). The values give a picture of the typical climate for a place — not what is happening this year, but what is expected over the longer term. Source: SMHI Open Data.
Official weather data from SMHI (Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute) · SMHI · Swedish Museum of Natural History · Trafikverket
Updated: 20:39