When to go Berlin ?
Berlin is located in the centre of a plain, punctuated by numerous lakes and forests. Winds from the east bring a dry cold and it is the westerly winds that drain the humidity. Its continental climate is characterized by cold and rather dry winters (on average -2 °C), short days (night from 4 p.m.) and pleasantly hot summers. The spring weather is rather unstable, oscillating between warm and sunny days and rainy days.
Berlin has a temperate climate representative of Central Europe. In summer, the average temperature is 22°C, with July and August being the hottest months, sometimes scorching. September and October are mild and dry. May and June are rainier. In winter, the temperatures go down to -5 °C and to -10 °C at night. But winter is dry.