Weather in Belgrade

• All Year
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Belgrade experiences discomfortingly cold temperatures in January, February, and December, with average lows near freezing

• The city enjoys comfortable temperatures from May to September, with July and August seeing average highs exceeding 30°C, which is discomfortingly hot

• The most comfortable months appear to be June and September, offering warm days and mild nights

• Belgrade has very hot summers.

Conditions

• In Belgrade, sunshine hours peak during the summer months of June and July, reaching up to 10 hours per day, while winter months, particularly January and December, show significantly lower sunlight exposure with around 3 hours.

• Precipitation levels are relatively low throughout the year, with a slight increase observed in the spring and late autumn, suggesting some seasonal variation. Notably, the most precipitation occurs in May and November, indicating that these months could be wetter compared to others, despite still having a fair amount of sunshine in late spring.

Astronomy

• In Belgrade, the earliest sunrise occurs in June at 04:52, while the latest sunrise happens in January at 07:10, illustrating a significant variation of over two hours throughout the year.

• The sunset times also show stark contrasts, with the earliest sunset at 15:59 in December and the latest at 20:24 in June, resulting in the shortest day length of 8 hours and 51 minutes in winter and the longest day length of 15 hours and 31 minutes in summer.

• These trends demonstrate the pronounced seasonal differences in daylight experienced in Belgrade, characteristic of higher latitudes.