Amsterdam vs Berlin weather, all year round

Amsterdam's most comfortable months are June, July and August. Berlin's are June, August and September. Both score 70 or more out of 100 in June, July and August.

Both cities have their most comfortable month in August. The least comfortable month is January for both.

The lead in comfort score changes hands during the year: Amsterdam from late June to early July, then Berlin from mid July to late September, then Amsterdam from early October to late November, then Berlin from late November to mid June.

Amsterdam's comfort score is 5 points lower than Berlin's (44/100 against 49/100).

Amsterdam and Berlin are about the same for average temperature (11.4°C against 11.2°C).

Amsterdam's hottest month is August, Berlin's is July. The coolest month is January for both.

The lead in average temperature changes hands during the year: Berlin from mid April to late September, then Amsterdam from early October to mid April.

Amsterdam and Berlin are about the same for average daytime high (14.7°C against 15.1°C).

Amsterdam's average nighttime low is 1.0°C higher than Berlin's (8.2°C against 7.1°C).

Berlin gets 10 days above 30°C (86°F) a year. Amsterdam gets almost none.

Amsterdam gets 50% fewer days below freezing than Berlin (29 days against 57 days).

Amsterdam and Berlin are about the same for average feels-like temperature (9.2°C against 8.7°C).

Both cities have their hottest feeling month in August. The coolest feeling month is January for both.

The lead in average feels-like temperature changes hands during the year: Berlin from mid April to early May, then Berlin from late May to late September, then Amsterdam from early October to early April.

Amsterdam's humidity is 6 points higher than Berlin's (81% against 75%).

Both cities have their most humid month in December. The driest month is June in Amsterdam and May in Berlin.

Neither city has any muggy days to speak of.

Amsterdam gets 52% more rainfall than Berlin (1058 mm against 696 mm).

Amsterdam gets 27% more rainy days than Berlin (165 days against 130 days).

Amsterdam's wettest month is October, Berlin's is July. The driest month is June in Amsterdam and April in Berlin.

The lead in rainfall changes hands during the year: Amsterdam from late June to mid July, then Berlin from mid July to early August, then Amsterdam from mid August to mid June.

Amsterdam and Berlin are about the same for sunshine (2868 h against 2891 h).

Both cities have their sunniest month in June. The dullest month is December for both.

Amsterdam gets 9% more wind than Berlin (20 km/h against 19 km/h).

Amsterdam gets 101% more windy days than Berlin (46 days against 23 days).

Both cities have their windiest month in January. The calmest month is May in Amsterdam and August in Berlin.

Amsterdam gets 18% less snowfall than Berlin (24 cm against 29 cm).

Both cities have their snowiest month in January. The least snowy month is May for both.

Amsterdam and Berlin are about the same for daylight (12 h against 12 h).