Weather in Bloder in February

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Avg High

4°C

Avg Low

-5°C

Rainfall

45 mm

Wind Speed

2.3 m/s

Sunshine

2.4 hrs/day

Humidity

73%

What to Expect

February is one of the coldest months in Bloder, with high temperatures averaging just 3.8°C and lows dropping to -5.3°C. The mean temperature of -0.7°C means you should prepare for cold conditions.

February is relatively dry in Bloder, with only about 45mm of precipitation. Rain is infrequent, making outdoor activities generally reliable.

Daylight hours are limited in February, with roughly 2.4 hours of sunshine per day. Indoor activities and cultural attractions may be preferable on cloudier days.

Humidity levels tend to be high during February, averaging around 73%, which can make temperatures feel warmer than they are.

Winds are generally calm in February, averaging 2.3 m/s, contributing to pleasant weather conditions.

Compared to Other Months

February is 8.0°C cooler than the annual average of 7.3°C in Bloder. Compared to January, temperatures in February are higher by approximately 1.3°C. Looking ahead to March, temperatures will be higher by about 3.5°C.

Temperature Comparison

What to Pack

Bring warm winter clothing: a heavy coat, thermal layers, gloves, a scarf, and a warm hat. Waterproof boots are essential if snow or sleet is expected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is February a good time to visit Bloder?

February is one of the coldest months in Bloder, with highs averaging just 3.8°C. While outdoor activities may be limited, it is a good time for indoor cultural attractions and experiencing the city with fewer tourists.

Does it rain a lot in Bloder in February?

Bloder receives a moderate amount of rain in February, around 45mm. While not the wettest month, it is wise to carry a compact umbrella when heading out.

How hot does it get in Bloder in February?

In February, Bloder sees average high temperatures of 3.8°C and lows of -5.3°C. The daily mean temperature is -0.7°C. These are 30-year climate normals, so actual day-to-day conditions may vary.

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