Looking at the snow which has covered the streets and roofs on the Christmas morning is one of the loveliest visions that can be imagined for that period. It is a scenario that is barely visible in Berlin today, although it does happen all the time in novels, films, and souvenir cards. If you are dreaming of white Christmas and are not quite sure whether it will snow on the time of your visit to the German capital. They are toasting the Berlin’s recreation of snow by the former winter season.

Berlin’s Seasonal Climate Through Christmas Season

an acceptably moderate number of seasonal changes and can be classified geographically to be in Northern Germany. Seasons of the city’s climate, traditionally starting in late November and lasting until February, are December, the month referring to the Christmas and New Year holidays and associated with the prospect of snowy weather. Snow is somewhat uncertain and that is why the weather conditions will change from one year to the other.

The climate, with relatively average temperature in December, is usually characterized by average low of -1 C (30 F) to average high of 4 C (39 F). However, it is not certain that Berlin has snow during this particular season, but snow at times happens during this particular season. Nevertheless, sleet, or rain, is much more common; heavy snowing is really a rarity.

The likelihood of a Berlin White Christmas

This information will inform you whether you should have realistic expectations of having a White Christmas in Berlin . Statistical analysis of the climatic records show that there are in general approximately a 40% probability of any sort of precipitation on Christmas day in Berlin. However, the temperature spike does not always guarantee that it will snow.

The sun is shining but Berlin experienced a Christmas day snowfall making it look jolly at that time of the year. There were such cases when the weather of December did not include even a single flake of snow at all. Despite the fact that the probability is not so high, everything is not lost since it can fluctuate.

Different Approaches to Welcome the Festive Energy

One could still find a lot of options of spending the Christmas Day in a rather festive manner in Berlin, even if the snow is not falling from the heavens. Small festive platforms operating in cities mainly present tasty foods and drinks, homely atmosphere and sale of various unconventional items. The excitement in the deco, great lighting independent of the weather, and attitude will enable one grab the feeling of Christmas.

Watching such popular points of interest as the Brandenburg Gate or Checkpoint Charlie with its beautiful Christmas lighting really makes a person appreciate festive atmosphere in Berlin. You might also go to operas, ballet, concerts or any event that you prefer having during this season though it would be all encompassaged by the Christmas activities.

More Advice for Your Berlin Christmas Travel

• Gather more information concerning the weather forecast and what it looks like during your holiday. While there are no definitive chances you will be receiving snow, it is always advisable to be prepared as well as pack adequate warm clothing.
• Local specialties and German Christmas specialties such as gingerbread and mulled wine also featured in Christmas specials and can shop for the Christmas if you do not wish to go out in the cold. Find all places to go to small cafés , galleries, museums.
• Berlin is also great even during the period between two pay checks although the place in question does not feature snow (of course one can celebrate Christmas practically anywhere). That time you can make some lifetime moments learning the dynamic city or getting lost in its history which is more than a thousand year.