Berlin Winter Feels-Like Grid: How Cold It Feels by Week and Hour
Tap any week and hour between November and March to see how cold Berlin usually feels with the wind, whether the sun is up, and which layers to wear. Built from ten winters of hourly weather data. Checked on 30 October 2026.
From December to February the usual afternoon reads about 4°C and feels close to 1°C with the wind. Rain or snow falls on about 3 days in 10.
Pick your week and hour, say how long you will be out and what you will be doing, and get the coat, shoes and layers for it.
What the grid shows
Every square is one hour of one week between 1 November and 31 March, coloured by how cold that hour usually feels in Berlin with the wind. The dark shade marks the hours when the sun is down. Tap the hour you will be outside to get the layers for it.
How to use it
Tap the grid, or choose the week and the starting hour from the two lists.
Say how long you will be outside in one go, from one hour to a full day.
Say whether you will be walking, walking with stops, or standing still at a market or in a queue.
Read the coat, legs, feet and extras, and pack for the hard-day number rather than the usual one.
Where the numbers come from
The grid uses 36,235 hourly readings from the German weather service station Berlin-Tempelhof, 1 November to 31 March, for the winters 2016/17 to 2025/26. Feels-like is the standard wind chill index with sunshine left out. Usual is the middle value, hard day is the coldest tenth. The walking and standing adjustment is my own rule of thumb. It shows a typical pattern, never a forecast. Checked on 30 October 2026.