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Climate of Skrunda, Latvia

Area-weighted average across Skrunda. For where people actually live and travel, see the cities below.

Skrunda, a subdivision of Latvia, has a seasonal climate on average. Area-weighted monthly temperatures across the whole territory range from -3.4°C / 25.9°F in January to 16.6°C / 61.9°F in July, with rainfall from 32 mm / 1.3 in to 87 mm / 3.4 in depending on the season (767 mm / 30.2 in total across the year).

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MonthTemperatureRainfallMatches
January-3.4°C25.9°F49 mm1.9″Snowy
February-3.4°C25.9°F32 mm1.3″Snowy
March-0.1°C31.8°F44 mm1.7″Snowy
April5.1°C41.2°F45 mm1.8″
May10.8°C51.4°F43 mm1.7″
June14.4°C57.9°F67 mm2.6″
July16.6°C61.9°F84 mm3.3″
August16.2°C61.2°F87 mm3.4″
September11.8°C53.2°F78 mm3.1″
October7.3°C45.1°F84 mm3.3″
November2.2°C36°F86 mm3.4″
December-1.4°C29.5°F68 mm2.7″Snowy

Frequently asked questions

What is the best time to visit Skrunda?

Skrunda, Latvia does not have a clear sunny-and-dry window by our cutoffs. The warmest month is July at 16.6°C / 61.9°F, and the driest is February at 32 mm / 1.3 in — likely your best travel window. For city-level detail, see the cities section below.

What is the climate of Skrunda?

Skrunda, Latvia has area-weighted monthly average temperatures ranging from -3.4°C / 25.9°F in January to 16.6°C / 61.9°F in July. Annual rainfall averages about 767 mm / 30.2 in, with the wettest month being August (87 mm / 3.4 in) and the driest February (32 mm / 1.3 in). Because this is an area average across the whole subdivision, local city values can differ substantially.

What is the hottest month in Skrunda?

The hottest month in Skrunda is July, with an area-wide average temperature of 16.6°C / 61.9°F.

What is the coldest month in Skrunda?

The coldest month in Skrunda is January, with an area-wide average temperature of -3.4°C / 25.9°F.

When does it rain most in Skrunda?

The wettest month in Skrunda is August, averaging about 87 mm / 3.4 in of rainfall. The driest is February with about 32 mm / 1.3 in.