Here’s some information about the climate in Germany to help you with your project.

First of all, our climate is not very extreme. The coast of Germany generally has warm summers and mild, cloudy winters. However, the centre of the country has a much greater range of temperatures: the summer can be very hot at times, and the winters cold and snowy. In the mountainous areas, the winters can be extremely cold, there is heavy snowfall, and we also have something special called the ‘fohn’ or warm wind, which is sometimes really strong. In autumn and winter, we often get showers, thunderstorms and heavy rain across the country, and it can rain even in summer too.

What I dislike about the weather is that you nearly always have to carry a raincoat with you because it rains so often. You also need a sweater or sweatshirt nearly all the year, as it’s rarely hot for longer than a couple of weeks at a time. However, the snow that falls in winter means that a lot of Germans enjoy winter sports, especially skiing, and that includes me. I love all winter sports, including snowboarding.

All the best,
Hans

Sure, now I’ll tell you a little about the weather in my country, Spain. 

Well, it’s a little bit complicated to describe the spanish climate in general because despite it is a small country, the temperatures change a lot depending on where you are.

In the south, usually the temperatures are the highest of all Spain, in summer they are always between 45 and 35 degrees.

However, if you go to the north, you can see that the temperatures are very different, for example in summer they are between 25 and 15 degrees in some parts and in winter always under 0 degrees.

I hope it helps you, 

kisses.