Denmark in July

If July is your window for visiting Denmark, here's what the climate data says you can expect.

Daytime highs average 16.2 degrees, dropping to 10.4 degrees overnight. That's a 6-degree swing between day and night. It's cool but manageable. A jumper handles most of it.

At 16.2 degrees, July sits 3.8 degrees below the annual average of 20.0 degrees.

You're looking at 82mm of rain across 17 days in a typical July. A decent amount, but not relentless.

Solar exposure averages 8.7 MJ/m2 per day in July, with UV levels in the moderate range. Sunscreen is still wise, especially if you burn easily.

July scores 3.0/10 on our Comfort Score. It's the tough end of the year weather-wise.

For your suitcase: a decent jumper or fleece, and a rain jacket or compact umbrella.

The full data breakdown is below. You can also see how other Australian cities compare in July.