Weather report 19 October 2026, 07:00

Monday starts cold in Berlin: at 07:00 the thermometer reads just over 5 °C, and the north-easterly wind makes it feel colder still. A jacket is worth having on the way out. By midday the temperature climbs to around 8 °C, and the afternoon brings 11–12 °C; with almost eight hours of sunshine, it is the brightest day in a while. No rain is expected before midnight, though the wind picks up during the afternoon with gusts near 30 km/h.

Overnight more cloud moves in and the temperature drops to around 7 °C. It stays dry.

Tuesday brings mostly overcast skies, with the sun breaking through only briefly. At 11 °C it is barely warmer than today, and again no meaningful rain is expected.

Wednesday marks the change: with 12 °C, rain returns at times, adding up to about 10 litres per square metre. Thursday is brighter again at 13 °C but stays windy. The weekend looks unsettled, with strong winds and rain on Sunday – though that is still a trend rather than a firm forecast.

After a dull weekend with barely two hours of sunshine on Sunday, Berlin shows its brighter side today. The dry spell lasts through Tuesday before the first substantial rain since 8 October arrives on Wednesday. Nights stay mild for mid-October at 5 to 8 °C, so no cold snap is on the way. Whether Sunday really turns as blustery as suggested remains open.

The wind blows from the north-east to north at 8 to 12 km/h at first, which is light. It strengthens during the afternoon, with gusts of up to 30 km/h, noticeable on open stretches and bridges. By evening it eases again.