Europe Weather Report, 12 November 2026

Northern Europe was the coldest region at 3.5°C. Britain was dry and sunny, with London at 5.8°C, Manchester at 3.5°C and Edinburgh at 2.6°C. Scandinavia was wet: Oslo had 18.4 mm at an average of 1.6°C, Helsinki 8.6 mm over 22 hours and Stockholm 7.6 mm. Reykjavik had 12.2 mm of precipitation, falling as snow, and Copenhagen was windy at 30.8 km/h.

Western Europe averaged 7.9°C. Marseille had 44.0 mm of rain and was the mildest city at 16.3°C, Geneva had 19.3 mm over 22 hours, and Munich and Zurich 8.9 mm each. Paris was dry and overcast at 9.1°C, and northern Germany was the coldest part, with Hamburg at 3.2°C and Berlin at 3.9°C.

Eastern Europe averaged 4.5°C and was the most humid region (91%). Budapest (8.2°C), Prague (7.9°C) and Bratislava (7.3°C) were the mildest cities, with 8.9 mm of rain in Budapest. Further north and east it was colder: Moscow averaged 1.2°C with light freezing rain, Minsk and Saint Petersburg both 1.9°C, and Kyiv 3.4°C.

Southern Europe was the warmest, wettest and windiest region, averaging 16.9°C. Milan had 34.3 mm of rain at an average of 10.6°C, Barcelona 21.4 mm and Rome 10.0 mm with winds up to 29.9 km/h. Lisbon had lighter rain spread over 20 hours, Madrid averaged 14.0°C, and Valletta stayed dry at 22.5°C.

Southeast Europe averaged 13.6°C. Ljubljana (39.5 mm) and Zagreb (34.2 mm) were very wet, while further south it was mild: Tirana averaged 18.8°C, Athens and Istanbul both 17.9°C, and Belgrade 16.1°C. Chișinău was the coolest city at 7.5°C.