Luxembourg Overview

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Climate Overview

Luxembourg packs a lot of variety into a small space, with a climate that shifts from chilly and damp in winter to pleasantly warm in summer. Expect cool mornings in the spring and autumn months, while summer can surprise you with its comfortable heat and long daylight hours. The weather is stable across the country, with no coastal or island regions to complicate your packing list.

You’ll notice the seasons here aren’t shy - each one brings a clear change in sunshine, temperature, and rainfall. While you won’t find tropical vibes or Mediterranean heat, Luxembourg’s weather is ideal for relaxed outdoor exploring, especially in the green valleys and rolling hills that light up under the summer sun.

Seasons Overview

Spring (March - May): Spring starts brisk, with March barely scraping double digits at 10°C, but Luxembourg warms up quickly. By May, you’re looking at 19°C and a solid 7 hours of sun a day - perfect for stretching your legs after winter. Rain is moderate and the air feels fresh and comfortable, making it easy to get out and about.

Summer (June - August): Summer is when Luxembourg shows off. Temperatures hit a comfortable 22 to 24°C in June, July, and August, and you’ll get 8 hours of sunshine a day. It’s peak time for picnics and riverside strolls. Humidity stays manageable, but keep an umbrella handy - rainfall doesn’t take a holiday here.

Autumn (September - November): Autumn cools things down, with September still hanging onto summer’s warmth at 19°C before slipping to 8°C by November. Rain picks up, and daylight drops off, so you’ll want to make the most of those crisp, clear days when they show up. Bring a jumper - you’ll need it in the evenings.

Winter (December - February): Winter is best described as chilly and damp. December to February hovers between 3 and 5°C, with short days and plenty of cloud cover. Rain is steady, and sunshine is a rare treat. If you like cosy vibes and don’t mind a bit of drizzle, this is your season. Just don’t expect a whopper of a heatwave.

Best Time To Visit

If you’re hoping to squeeze in some sunbathing alongside your city exploring, aim for late spring to late summer - May through August. This is when Luxembourg offers its warmest weather, peaking at 24°C in July and August, and delivers the longest days with up to 8 hours of sunshine. You won’t get Mediterranean beach weather, but these months are as close as it gets to top-tier for enjoying Luxembourg’s riversides and outdoor cafés. Just keep in mind, the country is landlocked, so you’ll be swapping sandy beaches for rivers and lakes with a leafy backdrop. You’ll still find plenty of locals making the most of a delish summer’s day.

Temp

14°C

Average high

Rain

69mm

Per month

Sun

5hrs

Per day

Humidity

75%

Average

Annual weather averages in LuxembourgAvg. high (°C)Rainfall (mm)
Avg. high and rainfall by month
January3°C75mm
February5°C60mm
March10°C60mm
April15°C50mm
May19°C70mm
June22°C75mm
July24°C70mm
August24°C70mm
September19°C65mm
October14°C75mm
November8°C75mm
December4°C85mm

Average weather in Luxembourg

  • Jan3°CAvg. Rain: 75mm
  • Feb5°CAvg. Rain: 60mm
  • Mar10°CAvg. Rain: 60mm
  • Apr15°CAvg. Rain: 50mm
  • May19°CAvg. Rain: 70mm
  • Jun22°CAvg. Rain: 75mm
  • Jul24°CAvg. Rain: 70mm
  • Aug24°CAvg. Rain: 70mm
  • Sept19°CAvg. Rain: 65mm
  • Oct14°CAvg. Rain: 75mm
  • Nov8°CAvg. Rain: 75mm
  • Dec4°CAvg. Rain: 85mm

FAQs

When is the hottest time to visit Luxembourg?

July and August are the hottest months in Luxembourg, with temperatures reaching 24°C. If you want that summery feel, this is your best bet.

Does it rain much in Luxembourg?

Luxembourg does see its fair share of rain, with monthly averages ranging from 50mm in April to 85mm in December. Rain is pretty evenly spread out, so pack a light raincoat, whatever the month.

Is the sea warm enough to swim in Luxembourg?

Luxembourg has no coastline, so there’s no sea to swim in - but you can always dip your toes in a lake or river if you fancy.