Climate Chart of Innsbruck, Austria

Monthly data: Temperature °C, Rain (mm), Sunshine (h) · 2013–2023

Climate overview

Temperature

The monthly mean temperature is lowest in January, at 0.5 °C, and reaches its highest monthly mean in July, at 19.9 °C. These figures describe averages for whole months, not daytime maximum temperatures, so they should not be read as the limits visitors might encounter. The unweighted mean of the monthly means is 10.3 °C; it summarizes the calendar-month averages rather than weighting them by the number of days in each month.

Rain

Mean daily rainfall is lowest in January, at 0.43 mm/day, and highest in August, at 5.85 mm/day. These are average daily amounts for the respective months, not monthly rainfall totals, and they do not show how often rain falls or guarantee a dry or wet day. The unweighted mean across the monthly means is 3.02 mm/day, offering a broad reference rather than a forecast for a particular visit.

Snow

The highest monthly mean daily snowfall is recorded in January, at 19.74 mm/day. The unweighted mean of the monthly snowfall means is 7.41 mm/day. These are average daily snowfall amounts, not monthly totals; they do not establish how many days have snowfall, snow depth or snow cover, and cannot by themselves indicate skiing conditions.

Sunshine

Mean daily sunshine duration reaches its highest monthly value in July, at 11.06 hours/day, and its lowest in December, at 4.86 hours/day. The unweighted mean of the monthly sunshine means is 8.05 hours/day. These figures describe average sunshine duration, not day length, and actual sunshine can differ from the monthly average; they are best used as a general guide when planning time outdoors.

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Visitors prioritising cooler monthly average temperatures may consider January, when the monthly mean is 0.5 °C; this is not a promise of cool conditions on every day. For lower average daily rainfall, January is the conditional option, with a mean of 0.43 mm/day, but that figure does not guarantee dry days or describe rain frequency. Pack with changeable conditions in mind, particularly if outdoor plans are important. Rain preparation is especially relevant for visitors in August, the month with the highest mean daily rainfall at 5.85 mm/day; the average is not a forecast for individual dates. For outdoor sightseeing planned around sunshine, July has the highest mean daily sunshine duration, 11.06 hours/day, while December has the lowest, 4.86 hours/day. Sunshine duration is not day length, and neither average guarantees what the weather will be during a trip.

The recorded snowfall mean is highest in January, at 19.74 mm/day per day. This average alone cannot tell visitors whether snow will fall during their dates, how much snow will lie on the ground, or whether snow-related activities will be possible, so check current conditions when making plans.

Climate Data Overview for Innsbruck, Austria

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