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Where is Denmark? Can you find Copenhagen?

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Where is Denmark? Can you find Copenhagen?

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Climate of Denmark- Read this article and write one interesting fact about climate in Denmark.

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Climate of Denmark- Read this article and write one interesting fact about climate in Denmark.

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Average weather, temperature, rainfall, when to go, what to pack

Index

Introduction

The climate of Denmark is cold in winter and mild in summer; being influenced by the ocean, it's not as cold as one might think. In fact, clouds, humidity, rain and wind are predominant. The country is small and flat, so there are little climatic differences between the areas, however, the western coasts of the Jutland peninsula are milder, windier and rainier than the rest of the country.
Precipitation is not abundant, but it's frequent and well distributed throughout the year because Atlantic depressions occur in all seasons. However, it is moderate in the west-central part of the Jutland peninsula, where it reaches or exceeds 800 millimeters (31.5 inches) per year (see Vestervig, Esbjerg), while it gradually drops in the north and east, and amounts to 650 mm (25 in) per year in the extreme north (see Skagen), and drops below 600 mm (23.5 in) per year in the center and in the east (see Copenhagen, Odense), and even below 500 mm (20 in) in Bornholm.
Snowfalls occur from November to the first half of April. In one year, there are 20/25 days with snowfall.

Winter is cold, with an average temperature of January and February just above freezing (that is, zero degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit). The days are very short (in December, the sun sets at 3:00 in the afternoon), and temperature fluctuations between day and night are little. On the western coast and on the small islands, winter is a little milder, with minimum temperatures around freezing, but with a lot of wind, especially in the north. Apart from that, temperatures are fairly uniform across the country.
During winter, the amount of sunshine is poor, in fact, the sky is often overcast; the wind can be intense, and precipitation is quite frequent, although usually not abundant. Anyway, in this season, weather conditions vary greatly depending on the situation. When the westerlies prevail, temperatures can remain a few degrees above freezing even at night, and it rains even in winter. But when the country is reached by eastern currents brought by the Siberian High, the temperature suddenly drops, and may plunge several degrees below freezing, down to about -20 °C (-4 °F) in the worst moments. These cold periods may last for a few days, usually less so than in Sweden or Finland.

Spring is initially cold, and remains cool still in May: the maximum temperature in Copenhagen is on average about 11 °C (52 °F) in April and 16 °C (61 °F) in May. However, spring is the relatively driest season of the year.

In summer, the temperatures are usually pleasant: highs in July and August are about 22 °C (72 °F) in Copenhagen and in other major cities (Aarhus, Aalborg, Odense etc.), while they are a bit lower, around 20 °C (68 °F), on the western coasts bordering the North Sea. Night temperatures are pretty cool, around 13/15 °C (55/59 °F). In practice, summer in Denmark is similar to the first half of May in New York.
During summer, every now and then, the southern currents can bring some hot days, which usually do not last more than two or three days: the temperature rarely reaches 30 °C (86 °F), and the highest recorded temperatures are about 33/34 °C (91/95 °F).

In autumn, the weather is dull and rainy, and at times windy. In November, the amount of sunshine is minimal as in winter. In Copenhagen, the maximum temperature in September is already about 18°C (64 °F), then it drops to 13 °C (55 °F) in October and to 8 °C (46 °F) in November.

Copenhagen

Here are the average temperatures of the capital, Copenhagen, which is located in the east, a short distance from Sweden.

In Copenhagen, 525 mm (20.5 in) of rain (or snow) fall per year. Here is the average precipitation.

The sun in Denmark is rarely seen from November to February, while from May to August, it shines for about half the time (the days are very long, so the total amount is not low). Here are the average sunshine hours per day in Copenhagen.

The temperature of the Baltic Sea is close to freezing in winter, while in summer, it is cold for swimming, since it reaches 18 °C (64 °F) in August.

To the west, the temperature of the North Sea is milder than that of the Baltic Sea in winter. Here are the sea temperatures at Esbjerg.

The best time to visit Denmark is the summer, from June to August. Temperatures are mild or warm during the day, while they are cool or even slightly cold at night; the rains are quite frequent, but they are not heavy and generally do not last long. June is cooler, but also slightly drier than July and August, and it's also the month with the longest days (but they are nonetheless very long throughout summer). The white nights in Copenhagen occur roughly from June 4 to July 9.
In the first half of September, the temperature is still acceptable, in addition, forests show their bright autumn colors.

What to pack

In winter: bring warm clothes, a fleece, a down jacket, a hat, gloves, a scarf, a wind jacket, and a raincoat or umbrella.
In summer: bring clothes for spring and autumn, being ready to add or remove the outer layer, T-shirts, but also long pants, a jacket and a sweatshirt, and a raincoat or umbrella.

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Denmark climate: average weather, temperature, precipitation, best time

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Average weather, temperature, rainfall, when to go, what to pack The climate of Denmark is cold in winter and mild in summer; being influenced by the ocean, it's not as cold as one might think. In fact, clouds, humidity, rain and wind are predominant.

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National Anthem of Denmark - "Der Er Et Yndigt Land"

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Denmark: 10 Fun Facts about the Nordic Country’s People and Travel Destinations

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i think it is interesting that the water is coming from up above

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delfiner

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I like the buildings lit up along the river. It’s such a beautiful place.

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I would visit Gasadalur village, located on the west side of Vagar.

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One of the most Amazing Places on the Earth, Gásadalur, Faroe Islands, Denmark

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being influenced by the ocean it's not as cold as one might think.

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It rains every second day in a month.

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I like this stone beach

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it is in Europe

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more then 50% ride bike in den mark

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a lonely town so they put in cool art features

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madison

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you need to pick a last name and if you want a different last name then whats on the list you need permission 

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you need to pick a last name and if you want a different last name then whats on the list you need permission 

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i don't know how to get a video but i would go to Copenhagen in Denmark

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It is cold and rainy in winter . It is cold in spring. It is worm in summer. It is cold and rainy in Autumn.

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The flag shod their contrary. I cant under stand it.