Current Climate Conditions - In May, Berlin emerged as the warmest federal state in Germany.
In Berlin, there were just a few days with rain showers, totalling to 45 liters per square meter. Sunshine, on the other hand, was abundant, clocking in at around 275 hours. This made the city notably sunnier than the national average. Additionally, the rainfall in Berlin was markedly lower than the German average of 125 liters per square meter, as reported by DWD.
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The DWD's data showed that Berlin, serving as the federal capital, was markedly sunnier than the German average in May. Despite the fewer rain showers, only totaling to 45 liters per square meter, Berlin had lower rainfall compared to the national average of 125 liters per square meter, further cementing its role as the warmest federal state in Germany.
