Best time to visit by popularity Munich

January is considered to be a low season in Munich. Climate is wet and cold around the city. The average daytime temperature this month is 1°C, and overnight temperatures are slightly more chilled, with nearly half of a month of rain. The sky is cloudy and hazy throughout January with around an hour of radiant sunshine a day. This is the time when even the snow can happen, and the wind can mess up your promenade. If you are planning a trip to Munich in January, be ready to cover yourself in layers. Warm and waterproof clothes and boots will help you to feel comfortable while sightseeing around the city. Thermal underwear, a hat, and gloves might work as well.

The weather in Munich is chilly and snowy throughout February. The average temperatures in the city are above freezing when the west winds blow and around freezing overnight. Anticyclonic periods can generally be entirely foggy and gloomy. The fog is denser in northern Munich. Snowfalls in Munich are frequent, and often occur in the form of light snow, but sometimes they can be abundant. But there is an advantage in this low season—there are fewer downpours. Pack lots of layers if you decide to explore Munich in February. Hats, gloves, scarves, and all that stuff might save you from the chilliness. Warm and waterproof boots, as well as raingear, will be another good idea for you to bring.

March in Munich is moderately cold and wet, with possible snowfalls throughout a month. Sometimes, the temperature sticks above zero, and sometimes it lows around freezing. The temperatures overnight are generally very cool. Even though the weather in March is occasionally distressed with rain and sleet, sometimes it also rotates with clear skies. By the end of the month, the weather in Munich gets milder, and the length of the day is increasing rapidly. Are you ready for your March adventure to Munich? Above all, check if the waterproof gear and footwear were packed. Warm clothes such as coat, hoodie, and warm pajamas will come in handy as well to feel comfortable in the course of chillness.

Even though April sees an insignificant temperature increase, the weather in Munich is still relatively cold throughout a month. The nights might be fresh, but the daytime temperatures rise in the course of the month. Nevertheless, you should be ready that April also might face frosts and snowfalls. The chance of downpours throughout April is high enough as well. Usually, the middle of the spring in Munich gets around 170 hours of sun, so if you hope to catch beautiful blue skies during your stay, we have good news for you. Decided to visit Munich in April? Some days might seem warm and pleasant, but you should be ready for every weather situation. Prepare to dress in layers and let your luggage be full of warm and waterproof clothes just in case. Gloves, hat, and a scarf still might be useful as well.

May is a lovely time to visit Munich as the days are getting longer, and the average temperature is quite mild. Without consideration of a few cloudy days, the sun is shining bright for about 210 hours a month, and the skies usually stay clear. But even though May might be allegedly dry, the rainfalls are possible as well. Moreover, the temperatures at night might be a little cooler than daytime ones. As the weather in Munich might be quite unpredictable in May, pack a different kind of clothes to keep yourself warm and comfortable. A raincoat, or at least an umbrella is a must. Add a warm sweater and waterproof footwear.

The appealing weather is one of the main points that encourage people visiting Munich in June. The days get longer, and the temperature continues to rise gradually. Throughout a month, Munich sees cooler mornings, really warm afternoons, and quite mild nights. The sun shines intensively in June, and the skies remain clear for most of the time. The rain might happen periodically so an umbrella will be a good idea to pack. Although it is a rare occasion, the city might face an afternoon thunderstorm accompanied by hail. It is a good idea to switch to lighter clothes if you decided to visit Munich in June. Pack skirts or shorts along with t-shirts and long-sleeved shirts for your trip. It's also nice to have a hoodie and jeans for cooler evenings. Bring a pair of comfortable shoes and a wide-brimmed hat to make your sightseeing more pleasant.

In July, the weather is generally very mild and humid in Munich. The average temperatures throughout a month reach its annual peak, and the city faces sweltering, sunny, and a bit windy days. The skies above are mostly clear throughout a month. However, the risk of afternoon thunderstorms is high, as well as the likelihood of cooler nights. Due to Atlantic disturbances, July is considered to be one of the rainiest months. That's why Munich sees cold and rain from time to time. Munich in July? Mind packing raingear as well as appropriate waterproof stuff and comfortable footwear. The light clothes like shorts, dresses, and t-shirts might come in handy in case of the heat. Sunglasses and a hat to protect your eyes and skin from the direct sunshine won't hurt. A hoodie for a late evening is another good idea.

The weather in Munich is pleasant, dry, and comfortable in August. The first half of the month is usually slightly warmer but also sees more rainfall in the mornings. Mild temperatures during the day alternate with freshness at night. Mind that strong wind might come to force in the afternoon. Due to cloud cover increase and shorter duration of the day, the city faces just seven hours of sunshine a day. Even though the number of downpours decreases by lapse of time, August is considered to be a wet month with about 16 days of rain. If you chose August to explore Munich, prepare your favorite summer clothes like shorts, t-shirts, and dresses for a fantastic promenade in the hit of the day. You will also need a pair of sunglasses and a hat to protect yourself from the sun. Along with that, pack a waterproof poncho, and footwear for rainy days.

From the beginning of September and to its end, Munich sees a slight decrease in the air temperatures. Still, it feels warm and dry most of the time. However, in the course of the month, the intervals of warmth become substantially shorter. On average, about 6 hours of sunshine per day are waiting for you in Munich throughout a month. Cooler temperatures can be expected around mid-September throughout a day and even colder overnight. Even though the start of the fall is the time when the haze and cloud cover increases, the likelihood of downpours contrarily decreases. Generally, Munich sees nearly 13 rainy days in September. Are you making your mind to visit Munich in September? The best idea will be to pack different items of clothes: from skirts and shorts for afternoon pastime to jeans and jumpers for evening promenades. Along with all this stuff, mind preparing a raingear and comfortable shoes.

In October, the capital city of Bavaria faces a further drop in average temperatures. As the days go by, the weather gets cooler, and the skies get covered with clouds. In the first half of a month, Munich might put you on heels with its freshness in the mid-afternoon, but then it might feel even colder. The number of sunshine hours steadily comes down. As for the rain, most of the months feel somewhat dry, with the first two weeks of October being wetter than the last ones. Generally, Munich sees between 9 and 17 days of rainfall per month. If Munich is all you need in October, it is recommended to bring a wide range of clothes with you: from a light t-shirt to a warm waterproof coat and footwear. Covering yourself in layers and protecting yourself from rain has never harmed anyone.

In November, Munich starts to show temperatures similar to winter. Daily averages at the beginning of November usually stick around 7˚C (44.6˚F). Due to a passage of a month, the average temperatures range 5˚C (41˚F) at the max. However, on some occasions, it might get slightly warmer in the capital city of Bavaria. The gateway to winter is known with stronger winds and about two hours of sun per day. The chances of rain grow as the third week of November sets in. Usually, the early morning is the time that most likely receives downpours or snowfall. As the weather in Munich is quite unpredictable throughout November, you'd better check the forecast before packing for a trip. Spring or fall clothes might come in handy anyway, but also bring clothes for cooler evenings. By this is meant a warm sweater or a coat. And don't forget about waterproof stuff.

December in Munich is usually cold, dry, and grey with average daily temperatures dipping below zero on the Celcius scale. The speed of wind fortifies at a slow pace, and nights can be even freezing throughout a month. The skies covered with clouds and around two hours of sunshine make the city looking quite cheerless. Despite this fact, December is the quaint introduction to a dry season. Snowy and rainy days usually range between 11 and 15 throughout the month, with rain being the predominant form for precipitation, especially at night. The snowfall mostly comes in the form of sleet and light snow As the daily lows are expected in Munich in December, packing layers will be your best choice. Prepare a warm waterproof coat and boots along with thermal underwear and sweaters. Hat, scarf and a pair of gloves might be useful as well.