30 Day Long Range Weather for Amsterdam, Provincie Noord-Holland. Weather Outlook for 30 Days From Today. (2024)

FAQs

What is the rainiest month in Amsterdam? ›

Generally, autumn is the wettest season in the Netherlands, with November being the month with the most precipitation. However, on average (from 1981-2010), 240,7mm of rain falls during Dutch autumn, and people can enjoy 314,2 hours of sun this season.

Although the weather in Amsterdam is unpredictable at the best of times, April – September generally has the nicest weather. This time of year is more likely to see sunny days instead of downpours.

The weather in coastal provinces is more moderate whereas inland more extreme weather is to be expected. The biggest chance of enjoying sunshine is along the coast , particularly in Zeeland and upper North Holland and on the Wadden Islands.

On average The Netherlands deals with 100 minutes of rain per day and 130 days of rain per year, with October being the wettest month (13 days) and April the driest (9 days).

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There have been many rainfalls during the year - in Amsterdam, there are about 190 rainy days within a year.

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is a city with a pleasant atmosphere that will make you soon feel at home. Recently, it was ranked as one of the safest cities worldwide and the second safest city in Europe.

Traditional Dutch food is meat and potato or fish based for dinner and bread and cheese based for everything else. Beef stew and stamppot are two of the more common, hearty Dutch meals. Raw herring and other North Sea fishes are commonly consumed as well.

London has a lower average annual rainfall total than Copenhagen, Eindhoven and Amsterdam. (Amsterdam receives 40% more rainfall, per year).

What is the best season in the Netherlands? ›

The shoulder-season, post-summer months of September and October are some of the loveliest in the Netherlands. The weather can be glorious – temperatures are an average maximum of 18ºC (64ºF ) in September and 14ºC (57ºF) in October.

A temperate climate

The official terminology for the Dutch climate is 'temperate': extreme cold or heat are quite unusual. Influenced by the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, summers are relatively cool and winters are moderate. In summer, highs typically range between 21 and 26 degrees Celsius.

April rain versus other months

According to the National Centers for Environmental Information, April is actually the fifth wettest month in the U.S. June is the wettest month of the year on average and May 2015 was the wettest month in the history of the United States.

June is also one of the wetter months in Amsterdam, with an average of 70mm of rainfall spread across 13 rainy days. It is advisable to carry a small umbrella or raincoat to ensure you stay dry during sudden showers.

There are around nine rainy days throughout the month with an average of 84mm. There are at least six hours of sunlight a day, but this can rise depending on how cloudy or rainy it is.

Bergen, Norway

Securing the number one spot as the rainiest city in Europe is Bergen in Norway! Topping the data table for being both the city with the highest average rain days per month (12.7) as well as the highest average daily rainfall (8.8mm), Bergen is the outright rainiest city in Europe.