Stockholm, Sweden Hourly Forecast

As of 6:22 AM

Now · 6:22 AM

8°

Cloudy · Feels like 4°

Mostly dry with clouds around. Tomorrow’s high 9°.

Rain in the next hour

High: 10°
Low: 5°
Rain: 15%
Sunset: 5:37 PM

Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	8°	5°	0%	NW 15 km/h	100%
7 AM	9°	6°	0%	N 18 km/h	84%
8 AM	9°	7°	0%	N 16 km/h	78%
9 AM	9°	6°	0%	N 17 km/h	79%
10 AM	9°	6°	0%	N 18 km/h	75%
11 AM	9°	7°	0%	N 17 km/h	70%
12 PM	9°	7°	0%	N 17 km/h	66%
1 PM	9°	7°	0%	N 17 km/h	63%
2 PM	9°	7°	0%	N 17 km/h	61%
3 PM	9°	7°	0%	N 15 km/h	62%
4 PM	9°	6°	0%	N 15 km/h	64%
5 PM	8°	5°	0%	N 14 km/h	67%
6 PM	7°	4°	0%	N 13 km/h	70%
7 PM	6°	4°	0%	N 12 km/h	71%
8 PM	6°	1°	0%	N 11 km/h	72%
9 PM	5°	0°	0%	N 11 km/h	72%
10 PM	5°	0°	0%	N 10 km/h	74%
11 PM	5°	0°	0%	N 10 km/h	77%
Sun
12 AM	4°	0°	0%	N 10 km/h	79%
1 AM	4°	2°	0%	N 9 km/h	82%
2 AM	4°	2°	0%	N 8 km/h	84%
3 AM	4°	2°	0%	N 9 km/h	85%
4 AM	4°	2°	0%	N 10 km/h	86%
5 AM	4°	2°	0%	N 9 km/h	87%
6 AM	4°	1°	0%	N 9 km/h	88%
7 AM	4°	1°	0%	N 9 km/h	89%
8 AM	4°	1°	0%	N 9 km/h	89%
9 AM	5°	3°	0%	N 8 km/h	85%
10 AM	6°	5°	0%	N 9 km/h	79%
11 AM	8°	6°	0%	N 10 km/h	73%
12 PM	9°	7°	0%	N 10 km/h	68%
1 PM	9°	7°	0%	N 10 km/h	65%
2 PM	9°	8°	0%	N 10 km/h	63%
3 PM	9°	8°	0%	N 9 km/h	64%
4 PM	8°	7°	0%	N 8 km/h	67%
5 PM	7°	6°	0%	N 6 km/h	73%
6 PM	6°	5°	0%	N 7 km/h	78%
7 PM	6°	5°	0%	N 6 km/h	82%
8 PM	5°	4°	0%	N 5 km/h	84%
9 PM	5°	4°	0%	N 5 km/h	85%
10 PM	5°	2°	0%	N 5 km/h	87%
11 PM	4°	2°	0%	NE 4 km/h	87%
Mon
12 AM	4°	2°	0%	NE 4 km/h	88%
1 AM	4°	2°	0%	N 3 km/h	89%
2 AM	4°	2°	0%	N 3 km/h	89%
3 AM	4°	2°	0%	NE 2 km/h	89%
4 AM	4°	2°	0%	N 2 km/h	89%
5 AM	4°	2°	0%	N 2 km/h	90%

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About Stockholm weather

Stockholm is in Stockholms Kommun, Sweden at 59.33°, 18.07°. Right now it’s 8° and cloudy; today’s high is 10° with a 15% chance of rain.

Sweden stretches from the temperate south to well above the Arctic Circle in the north, encompassing dramatic climate variations and extreme seasonal daylight changes. Northern Sweden (Norrland) experiences sub-Arctic conditions with long, dark winters where temperatures can drop below -30°C and snow cover persists for six months or more. In contrast, southern Sweden has a milder maritime climate influenced by the Baltic Sea and Atlantic Gulf Stream.