Climate Change Chart of Cologne, Germany

Comprehensive Climate Change Chart of Cologne, Germany: Monthly Averages and Impact Trends

For Cologne, Germany, the climate data compare 1940–1950 with 2013–2023.

Climate overview

Mean daily sunshine duration, averaged across calendar months, had a difference of -0.12 hours/day. The largest decrease occurred in January, at -0.88 hours/day, while the largest increase was in February, at +0.43 hours/day; these comparisons describe average daily hours, not sunshine on every day.

Travel weather and climate change in Cologne, Germany

For travel-weather planning, the difference of +1.59 °C in monthly mean temperature averaged across calendar months gives broad context, rather than a forecast for particular dates or an indication of daytime highs. The largest monthly increase was in January, at +3.80 °C, while the largest decrease was in April, at -0.09 °C; neither comparison alone identifies the most comfortable time for a visit. Rainfall differences may help frame expectations, but the mean daily amount averaged across calendar months changed by +0.30 mm/day and does not reveal whether a particular visit will be wet. The monthly differences ranged from a decrease of -0.55 mm/day in April to an increase of +0.90 mm/day in January; check a recent local forecast when choosing dates and packing. Sunshine averaged across calendar months had a difference of -0.12 hours/day, including a decrease of -0.88 hours/day in January and an increase of +0.43 hours/day in February, but period averages cannot predict conditions during outdoor sightseeing.

Climate Change Data Overview for Cologne, Germany

Explore the comprehensive climate change data for Cologne, Germany. This detailed table provides valuable insights into temperature variations, precipitation levels, and seasonal changes influenced by climate change, helping you understand the unique weather patterns of this region.

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