Bremen — Weather today

Bremen is in northwestern Germany, on the River Weser, between the lowlands of Lower Saxony and the nearby influence of the North Sea. A 24 hour forecast is useful here because damp air, wind by the river, frequent cloud, rain, fog and differences between the old centre, waterfronts, parks and open suburban areas can quickly affect plans.

Bremen is usually classified as having a temperate oceanic climate in the Koppen system (Cfb). Summer daytime temperatures often sit around 20-23°C (68-73°F), while winter is commonly about 3-5°C (37-41°F). Rain is possible all year, with no clear dry season: summer can bring short showers and thunderstorms, while winter more often brings rain, wet snow, damp conditions, ice and a chilly westerly wind.

Before walking to the Town Hall and Roland statue, the Schnoor Quarter, Bottcherstrasse, St Peter’s Cathedral, the Bremen Town Musicians, the Schlachte promenade or along the Weser, check temperature, wind, rain, UV and visibility. The hourly forecast helps plan walks through the old town, museum visits, river routes, markets and evening strolls.