How many seasons are there in Denmark?

There are four seasons in Denmark: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.

Spring (Marts - Maj): The spring season in Denmark begins in March and lasts until May. The weather is mild and temperatures gradually rise from around 5°C in March to 15°C in May. The days start to get longer, and nature comes to life with blooming flowers and sprouting leaves.

Summer (Juni - August): The summer season in Denmark lasts from June to August. It is characterized by long days, warm temperatures, and frequent sunny weather. Average temperatures range from 20°C in June to 25°C in July. This is the time when Danes enjoy outdoor activities like swimming, sunbathing, hiking, and biking.

Autumn (September - November): Autumn sets in during September and lasts until November. The days become shorter, and the temperatures start to drop again. The weather can be variable, with a mix of sunny days and rain. Temperatures typically range from around 15°C in September to 5°C in November. The landscape transforms with vibrant autumn foliage.

Winter (December - February): The winter season in Denmark begins in December and lasts until February. It is the coldest time of the year, with average temperatures below freezing. Snowfall is not uncommon, and the days are short with limited daylight hours. Danes often cozy up indoors, enjoying warm drinks and festive gatherings during the winter months.