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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the ScopePress weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

☁️16°C
OvercastCopenhagenFeels like 15° · Wind 19 km/h · Humidity 92%
UV 3 ModerateSunrise 06:54Sunset 19:19
Today🌦️18°14°💧29%
Sun☁️16°💧5%
Mon☁️19°💧4%
Tue☁️21°💧33%
Wed🌦️15°💧41%
Thu☁️17°💧21%
Fri🌦️15°10°💧27%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above shows Copenhagen’s current conditions, with today’s high likely between 18–21°C and light south-westerly winds, meaning a mild, partly cloudy day with no significant weather warnings in place.

What is the weather in Copenhagen over the next 10 days?

For the weather in Copenhagen over 10 days, expect a gradual cooling trend from mid-week, with daytime highs dropping from 20°C to around 15°C by next Monday. Night-time lows will fall to 8–10°C. Rain is most probable on Thursday and Friday, when a weak low-pressure system moves across the Baltic, bringing 3–5mm of precipitation each day. The weather in Copenhagen 10 days out suggests a return to drier, brighter conditions by the weekend. For a broader outlook, you can check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.

Can I get a 14-day or 30-day forecast for Copenhagen?

Yes, you can get a weather Copenhagen 14 days forecast from most major weather services, though confidence drops after day 7. The bbc weather Copenhagen 14 days outlook currently shows settled high pressure dominating the first week, then a shift to more unsettled Atlantic flow in the second week, with temperatures near seasonal averages (13–17°C). A copenhagen weather forecast 30 days is only available as a general trend; the Met Office and ECMWF models indicate a slightly warmer-than-average start to the period, followed by cooler showery conditions.

Today’s High18–21°C
WindSW, 15–20 km/h
Rain Risk20%
Sunrise/Sunset06:15 / 20:10 CEST
Does Copenhagen get very cold in winter?

Yes. Between December and February, average daytime highs hover around 2–4°C, with night frosts common. Snow falls on 10–15 days per year, but heavy accumulation is rare due to the maritime influence.

Is Copenhagen’s weather similar to the UK’s?

Copenhagen has a similar temperate maritime climate, but winters are colder than most of southern England (average 1°C colder in January) and summers are slightly warmer (2–3°C above UK averages). Rain is more evenly spread across the year.

What is the best time to visit for good weather?

Late May to early September offers the best conditions, with average highs of 19–22°C and long daylight hours. July is the warmest month, though occasional rain showers are still possible. For other UK comparisons, see Bristol Weather or Liverpool Weather.