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Average hours of sunlight:
1 hours Jan
3 hours Feb
5 hours Mar
7 hours Apr
9 hours May
11 hours Jun
10 hours Jul
8 hours Aug
6 hours Sep
3 hours Oct
1 hours Nov
1 hours Dec
Average Precipitation (mm):
Jan 43 mm
Feb 30 mm
Mar 25 mm
Apr 31 mm
May 34 mm
Jun 45 mm
Jul 61 mm
Aug 76 mm
Sep 60 mm
Oct 48 mm
Nov 53 mm
Dec 48 mm
Number of wet days (more than 0,25mm):
Jan 16 days
Feb 14 days
Mar 10 days
Apr 11 days
May 11 days
Jun 13 days
Jul 13 days
Aug 14 days
Sep 14 days
Oct 15 days
Nov 16 days
Dec 17 days
Written May 7, 2005
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Time for some facts. Here is an overview of the average temperatures per month around Lake Mälaren
Average temperature in Celsius ( min, max)
Jan -5 C, -1 C
Feb -5 C, -1 C
Mar -4 C, 3 C
Apr 1 C, 8 C
May 6 C, 14 C
Jun 11 C, 19 C
Jul 14 C, 22 C
Aug 13 C, 20 C
Sep 9 C, 15 C
Oct 5 C, 9 C
Nov 1 C, 5 C
Dec -2 C, 2 C
Written May 7, 2005
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The weather is always hard to predict, but I would like to give you a general idea what to expect at Lake Mälaren weather-wise. The winters are cold, but not as cold as you might think! And the summers are nice and warm, maybe not that hot, but than and again, maybe not as cold as you might think either :-) Around the lake there is a sort of "micro-climate" making the weather here often milder than in the surrounding areas.
In January the temperature is on average -1 Celsius and in July the average temperature is a nice +22 Celsius.
In the chart you can see the average weather for the region. The upper brown line gives the average maximum temperature and the green one the minimum.
The grey blocks indicate the amount of snow and rain per month and the sunny colour yellow indicates the amount of sunlight hours.
Written May 7, 2005
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The daylight hours (hours between sunrise and sunset) vary a lot between the winter and summer months. People may expect to see the midnight sun during the summer, because they are in Scandinavia. But this is not true for Södermanland, because you are not far enough north in the country.
In December you will only have 6 hours to enjoy the day. The sun will get up around 8:30 in the morning but is already setting again before 3 o'clock in the afternoon and that doesn't leave you that much time to do some sightseeing.
In June it is a totally different world, and I love this time of year. Around the longest day (21 June) you will experience the long looooong days! There are 18,5 hours of daylight during those days, the day seems to last forever. The only disadvantage is when you are a light sleeper, as the night only last 5,5 hours.
Average hours of daylight:
Jan 6,9
Feb 9,3
Mar 11,8
Apr 14,5
May 17
Jun 18,6
Jul 17,9
Aug 15,5
Sep 12,9
Oct 10,2
Nov 7,7
Dec 6,1
Written May 7, 2005
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