Denmark's weather is quite mild and the climate of Denmark is
temperate, made mild by mostly west winds and by the seas
surrounding Denmark almost entirely. The winters are not
particularly cold and the summers are mild. Denmark doesn't have
a lot of fluctuation between day and night temperatures, but
wind gusts and changes in wind direction can quickly change the
weather and temperatures. The wind is stronger in winter.
Denmark's mean temperature in the coldest month (February) is
0°C (32°F), and in the warmest (July) 17°C (63°F). Rain in
Denmark comes on a regular basis year-round, there are no true
dry periods. The annual rain fall in Denmark averages 61 cm (24
in) of precipitation. Copenhagen has an average of 170 rainy
days. The greatest rainfall comes between September and
November. Snow is rare. You can also take a look at the current
local weather in Denmark's cities. Because of Denmark's northern
location in Europe, the length of the day with sunlight varies
greatly. This is typical for Scandinavia.