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How often it rained, was very hot or windy around your date over 35 years, with the live forecast when the date is near.
Choose the place and the date of a wedding, baptism or outdoor event to see what that time of year usually brings.
For every year from 1991 to 2025 we take the days within three days of your date and count how many had at least 1 mm of rain, a high of 35 °C or more, gusts of 50 km/h or more, or a high of 12 °C or less. The result is the share of those days.
If the date is within two weeks the live forecast for that day is shown above the history.
It means about one in five days around that date had rain over the last 35 years. It is a climate tendency, not a forecast.
The statistics are kept by calendar date without the leap day.
It uses a model grid, so inland basins can be hotter and coastal places cooler than shown.
Use it to choose between dates and to plan a fallback, then check the forecast in the last days.
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The percentages show how many of the days around the date had the event over the last 35 years, not a forecast for your day. The model is a grid several kilometres wide and does not show local showers. For an outdoor event, plan a fallback.
Source: Open-Meteo (ERA5 archive and forecast).