What is the hottest month in Sweden?

July
The country as a whole has many sunny days in summer, but it’s not super hot. July is the warmest month, with temperatures in both Stockholm and Gothenburg averaging around 64°F (18°C). February is the coldest month, when the temperature in Stockholm averages around 26°F (-3°C).

What is the hottest day in Sweden?

Highest temperatures ever recorded in Sweden

Temperature	Location	Date Recorded
100.4 °F / 38 °C	Målilla, Småland	June 29, 1947
100.4 °F / 38 °C	Ultuna, Uppland	July 9, 1933
99.3 °F / 37.4 °C	Uppsala, Uppland	July 9, 1933
98.4 °F / 36.9 °C	Harads, Norrbotten	July 17, 1945

Is Sweden cold all year round?

Winter and summer temperature differences in Sweden are extreme, but generally the country enjoys a temperate climate, thanks to the Gulf Stream. Above the Arctic Circle, winter is severe with temperatures going below -30°C, while summer temperatures here, and in the rest of the country, regularly hit +20°C.

Why is Sweden warmer than Canada?

On average, most likely Sweden. Canada has a large portion of its population living much farther south than any swedes in Sweden. Canada reaches as far north as Sweden does, but stretches a lot further south. So the mean would most likely be warmer in Canada.

Why is Europe warmer than the US?

The winds that blow northeast onto Europe from the Atlantic carry with them air that is relatively warm even in the winter; the large heat capacity of water means that the sea cools off more slowly in the winter, and this also moderates the temperature of the air above the sea surface.

How cold does Sweden get in winter?

Winters are much colder, averaging between 27 and 30 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 2 to minus 1 degree Celsius). Most of the rain falls during the fall and winter months.