Germany

According to allcitycodes, Germany is a country located in central Europe and has a temperate climate. It experiences four distinct seasons with temperatures ranging from -20°C (-4°F) in winter to 35°C (95°F) in summer. The country’s climate is influenced by the Atlantic Ocean, which brings mild conditions to the western part of the country, while the eastern part is more continental and receives colder temperatures. Rainfall in Germany varies significantly throughout the year, with an average of 600 millimeters (24 inches). Most of the rain falls during the summer months when there are frequent thunderstorms. Winters are usually dry and sunny, although snowfall can occur from November through March. Spring typically arrives in March or April and brings warmer temperatures and blooming flowers. Summer usually starts around June and lasts until September when temperatures can reach as high as 35°C (95°F). Autumn usually begins around mid-September and lasts until November when temperatures start to cool down again. In general, Germany has a pleasant climate with mild summers and cold but not overly severe winters. The country’s location makes it an ideal destination for tourists looking for both warm weather activities such as swimming or sunbathing as well as cooler weather activities such as skiing or snowboarding. Check payhelpcenter for Germany in 2008.