The weather tends to be much more stable with sunny days lasting for a few days at a time. May is even warmer with temperatures between 10 ☌ and 21 ☌ (50 ☏ and 70 ☏). The weather becomes much less predictable and tends to swing wildly from warm sunny days to cold rainy ones. This makes snowfall all but a rarity with rain coming in its stead.Īpril gets even warmer and brings temperatures roughly between 6 ☌ and 16 ☌ (43 ☏ and 61 ☏). March marks the beginning of Spring and sees the first rise in temperatures that becomes significantly felt with average temperatures between 1 ☌ and 10 ☌ (34 ☏ and 50 ☏). The wind and snowfall continue from January and there’s an occasional rainfall. Vienna weather Februaryįebruary continues the Winter months with average temperatures between -2 ☌ and 5 ☌ (28 ☏ and 41 ☏). There is snowfall and cold wind tends to make it seem like it’s colder than it actually is. January the coldest month in Vienna with average temperatures moving between -3 ☌ and 3 ☌ (26 ☏ and 37 ☏). It also depends on the region as the area of Vienna Woods is far rainier than the flat dry plains to the East of the city. The rainfall is moderate throughout the year and averages at about 550 mm (or 21,7 inches) though it varies wildly, especially during the summer storms. The hottest month is July with temperature records going all the way up to 38 ☌ (100 ☏) whilst the coldest month is January with the lowest recorded temperature at about -17 ☌ (or about 0,3 ☏). Snowfall begins at about November and continues for as long as the temperatures hold around zero, but it’s overall less common than in Western and Southern parts of Austria. The autumn tends to be rainy and the Spring often changing and unpredictable. The winters are cold and dry whilst the summers are hot and wet. Vienna has an oceanic climate, which means that the weather is mostly temperate. Based on the season, the various temperature averages go from about -5 ☌ to as low as 27 ☌ (23 ☏ to 80 ☏). The average yearly temperatures are between 6 ☌ and 14 ☌ (42 ☏ and 57 ☏) but this does not mean it’s stable throughout the year. Here is a quick overview of Austria’s climate, average yearly temperatures and more. That’s why it’s a good idea to know when you should travel to Vienna based on the weather. But nothing can spoil a good vacation quite like bad weather. There are many things one needs to consider when travelling to a new country from tickets to accommodation.
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