Climate in Uppsala
How warm and cold it usually is in Uppsala month by month, from SMHI’s measurements 1991–2020 at the Uppsala Aut station.
A year in Uppsala
July is the warmest month: the daily high averages 23.6 degrees and the night-time low 13.1 degrees. February is the coldest, averaging 0.9 degrees in the day and −5.0 degrees at night.
In a normal year Uppsala has about 24 days reaching at least 25 degrees, and about 120 nights with frost.
Month by month
Average daily high and low 1991–2020:
January 0.4 and −4.6 degrees. February 0.9 and −5.0. March 4.8 and −2.5. April 11.2 and 1.1. May 16.8 and 5.6. June 20.8 and 10.1.
July 23.6 and 13.1 degrees. August 22.1 and 12.2. September 16.7 and 8.3. October 10.0 and 3.7. November 4.7 and 0.2. December 1.7 and −3.0.
Records at the station
The warmest temperature measured at Uppsala Aut is 34.4 degrees, on 16 July 2018. The coldest is −27.6 degrees, on 11 January 1987. The station has measured since 1985; older measurements in Uppsala were made at another station and are not included here.
Climate today on the place page
Under Climate today on the page for Uppsala we compare today’s high with the same date in every earlier year at the station. It shows whether the day is unusually warm or cold, and whether it is the warmest or coldest such day in a long time.