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Groningen weather by month and the best time to visit

Updated October 2026Sources
May–SepBest time to visit

When to go to Groningen

May–Sep is mild and long-lit, with outdoor terraces and festivals. Nov–Feb is dark, damp and windy; July–August is quieter when students leave.

Groningen weather by month

Average daily high, rainfall and conditions.

PleasantHotRainyCool or coldBest months
-5°0°5°10°15°20°25°JFMAMJJASOND
Average highAverage lowRainfall

Monthly averages

MonthHighLowRainHumidityConditions
January4°C40°F0°C31°F77 mm93%Cold
February5°C41°F0°C31°F61 mm90%Cold
March9°C47°F1°C34°F54 mm85%Cold
April14°C56°F4°C40°F39 mm80%Cool
May17°C63°F8°C46°F58 mm78%Cool
June20°C69°F12°C53°F64 mm77%Pleasant
July22°C72°F14°C56°F79 mm78%Pleasant
August22°C72°F14°C56°F82 mm79%Pleasant
September19°C66°F11°C51°F63 mm82%Pleasant
October14°C57°F7°C44°F67 mm87%Cool
November9°C48°F4°C39°F70 mm92%Cold
December5°C41°F1°C34°F77 mm94%Cold

Best months across Netherlands

PlaceBest monthsWarmest month
AmsterdamApr–Jun, SepJul (21°C)
RotterdamMay–SepAug (21°C)
UtrechtMay–SepJul (23°C)
The HagueMay–SepAug (21°C)
HaarlemMay–SepAug (20°C)
MaastrichtApr–Jun, SepJul (24°C)
EindhovenMay–SepJul (24°C)
GroningenMay–SepJul (22°C)

Quick answers

What is the best month to visit Groningen?

May–Sep. May–Sep is mild and long-lit, with outdoor terraces and festivals. Nov–Feb is dark, damp and windy; July–August is quieter when students leave.

When is the rainy season in Groningen?

Rain peaks in August with about 82 mm. No month averages 150 mm or more.

What is the hottest month in Groningen?

July, with average highs of 22°C (72°F).

How cold does Groningen get?

The coolest nights are in February, averaging 0°C (31°F).

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Sources

Climate averages are modelled from NASA POWER (MERRA-2) for 2001–2020 at about 50 km resolution, so coasts and valleys can differ a little. Compiled and reviewed by SoloSquare. How we compile and score this. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.