List of extreme temperatures in Germany

The following table lists the highest and lowest temperatures recorded in each state in Germany, in both Fahrenheit and Celsius.

Temperature extremes by state

State Extreme Maximum Extreme Minimum Extreme By Both
Temperature Location Date Temperature Location Date Extremeness
Baden-Württemberg 104.3 °F / 40.2 °C Karlsruhe and Freiburg im Breisgau August 13, 2003 −23.2 °F / −30.7 °C Feldberg February 10, 1956 127.5 / 70.9
Bavaria 104.5 °F / 40.3 °C Kitzingen, Lower Franconia, Bavaria 5 July 2015 / 7 August 2015[1] −50.6 °F / −45.9 °C[2][3] Funtensee December 24, 2001 154.9 / 86.1
Berlin 100.5 °F / 38.1 °C Tempelhof July 11, 1959 −14.8 °F / −26 °C Dahlem February 11, 1929 115.3 / 64.1
Brandenburg 102 °F / 38.9 °C Cottbus July 29, 1921 −21.1 °F / −29.5 °C Cottbus February 11, 1929 123.1 / 68.4
Bremen 99.6 °F / 37.6 °C Bremen August 9, 1992 −10.4 °F / −23.6 °C Bremen February 13, 1940 110 / 61.2
Hamburg 99.1 °F / 37.3 °C Fuhlsbüttel August 9, 1992 −20.3 °F / −29.1 °C Fuhlsbüttel February 13, 1940 119.4 / 66.4
Hesse 101.3 °F / 38.5 °C Frankfurt August 9, 2003 −15.8 °F / −26.6 °C Wettenberg February 13, 1940 117.2 / 65.1
Lower Saxony 100.4 °F / 38 °C Hanover August 21, 1943 −12.6 °F / −24.8 °C Hanover January 22, 1940 113 / 62.8
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 101.3 °F / 38.5 °C Lindenberg August 9, 1992 −18.4 °F / −28 °C Lindenberg February 11, 1929 119.7 / 66.5
North Rhine-Westphalia 102 °F / 38.9 °C Düsseldorf August 8, 2003 −14.8 °F / −26 °C Kahler Asten February 1, 1956 116.8 / 64.9
Rhineland-Palatinate 103.5 °F / 39.7 °C Bad Dürkheim July 5, 2015 −17.3 °F / −27.4 °C Montabaur February 2, 1956 120,8 / 67,1
Saarland 98.7 °F / 37.1 °C Saarbrücken August 9, 2003 −5.4 °F / −20.8 °C Saarbrücken February 2, 1956 104.1 / 57.9
Saxony 99.1 °F / 37.3 °C Klotzsche August 20, 2012 −23.4 °F / −30.8 °C Görlitz February 9, 1956 122.5 / 68.1
Saxony-Anhalt 100.5 °F / 38.1 °C Magdeburg July 16, 2007 −19.1 °F / −28.4 °C Brocken February 1, 1956 119.6 / 66.5
Schleswig-Holstein 95 °F / 35 °C Holtenau, Kiel August 9, 1992 −6.1 °F / −21.2 °C List January 26, 1942 101.1 / 56.2
Thuringia 103.2 °F / 39.6 °C Gera August 5, 1994 −15.7 °F / −26.5 °C Gera January 14, 1987 118.9 / 66.1

Notes

  1. ↑ "Wetterrekorde Deutschland - Wetterdienst.de". Wetterdienst.de (in German). Retrieved 2017-05-10.
  2. ↑ Neuer Temperaturrekord in Deutschland - Tiefste je gemessene Temperatur December 24, 2001 shortnews.de
  3. ↑ Der Kältepol von Deutschland March 30, 2012 Zeit Online
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