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Stockholm Weather November

Stockholm is located in humid continental climate zone that is known for significant seasonal temperature variations warm or even hot summer and cold winter with roughly similar amounts of rainfall.

To help you choose the best time to travel, you can find climate data below on the weather in Stockholm in November.

day temperatureaverage daily high+4.8°C
night temperatureaverage daily low+1.2°C
sea temperaturesea temperature+7°C
day lengthdaytime8.5 h
sunny hours per daysunny / overcast hours1.8 / 6.7
average monthly precipitationaverage monthly precipitation47 mm

Best time with the soft weather for the sightseeing and long walks in Stockholm are June, July, August.

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Temperature in Stockholm

In November the average daily maximum in Stockholm is +4.8°C, and the minimum +1.2°C.

The hottest November day on record is +14°C, and the coldest -18°C.

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Daylight hours

There are 8.5 hours of daylight in Stockholm in November. Out of these, on average 1.8 are sunny, which means the sun is almost never visible.

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Sea temperature

The average monthly temperature in the Baltic Sea on the beaches of Stockholm in November is +7°C.

The water is very cold and only suitable to bathe in shortly for the most hardy people.

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Precipitation

The amount of precipitation in Stockholm in November is usually 47 mm, a negligible amount.