How warm is it in Stockholm in March?

Daytime highs averaged 4.5 °C, night-time lows -1.6 °C. The highest value of the past 10 years was 14.2 °C (27 Mar 2017), the lowest -14.6 °C (1 Mar 2018).

How often does it rain in Stockholm in March?

On average there were 9.1 rain days (at least 1 mm) with 39.0 mm of precipitation in total. In 1 of 10 years there was no rain day at all.

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Stockholm weather in March: temperature & rain

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🇸🇪 Weather in Stockholm in March

This is what the weather in Stockholm (Sweden) was like in March over the years 2017–2026.

Key facts at a glance

Prevailing weather: Cloudy

Avg. daytime high

4.5 °C

0.3 °C – 6.8 °C

Avg. night-time low

-1.6 °C

-6.3 °C – 0.7 °C

Avg. rain days in period

9.1

29 % of days · ≥ 1.0 mm

Avg. precipitation in period

39.0 mm

3.6 mm – 77.2 mm

Avg. cloud cover

80 %

This data source has no sunshine hours – average cloud cover is shown instead.

Avg. sea temperature

–

Sea temperature unavailable for today (daily limit).

Extremes: Highest temperature 14.2 °C (27 Mar 2017) · Lowest temperature -14.6 °C (1 Mar 2018) · Avg. daily peak wind 14 km/h

Weather mix of all days

1Sunny
82Partly cloudy
136Cloudy
35Light rain
6Rain
50Snow

Summary

On average 4.5 °C during the day and -1.6 °C at night.
On average 9.1 rain days (Rain day = at least 1.0 mm of precipitation) with 39.0 mm of precipitation in total.
In 1 of 10 years there was not a single rain day.
Prevailing weather: Cloudy.
Warmest year: 2026 (avg. 6.8 °C), coolest: 2018 (avg. 0.3 °C).
Wettest year: 2019 (77.2 mm), driest: 2022 (3.6 mm).
Extremes: 14.2 °C on 27 Mar 2017 and -14.6 °C on 1 Mar 2018.

Overall values from all 10 years. How is this calculated?

Temperatures per year

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Precipitation & rain days

Year by year

2026
Avg. max6.8°Avg. min0.7°
Rain days
9 Rain days
Precipitation
40.4 mm
Avg. cloud cover
71 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 10.6 °C · Min -2.7 °C
2025
Avg. max6.5°Avg. min0.5°
Rain days
2 Rain days
Precipitation
14.0 mm
Avg. cloud cover
81 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 12.0 °C · Min -5.0 °C
2024
Avg. max4.6°Avg. min-0.6°
Rain days
13 Rain days
Precipitation
44.0 mm
Avg. cloud cover
85 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 11.3 °C · Min -5.1 °C
2023
Avg. max2.1°Avg. min-3.8°
Rain days
16 Rain days
Precipitation
68.5 mm
Avg. cloud cover
87 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 9.6 °C · Min -9.7 °C
2022
Avg. max6.2°Avg. min-2.0°
Rain days
0 Rain days
Precipitation
3.6 mm
Avg. cloud cover
66 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 11.7 °C · Min -5.9 °C
2021
Avg. max4.9°Avg. min-0.6°
Rain days
6 Rain days
Precipitation
24.0 mm
Avg. cloud cover
85 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 12.0 °C · Min -6.5 °C
2020
Avg. max5.0°Avg. min-0.8°
Rain days
9 Rain days
Precipitation
46.9 mm
Avg. cloud cover
81 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 9.6 °C · Min -4.6 °C
2019
Avg. max4.1°Avg. min-2.0°
Rain days
16 Rain days
Precipitation
77.2 mm
Avg. cloud cover
84 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 11.4 °C · Min -10.9 °C
2018
Avg. max0.3°Avg. min-6.3°
Rain days
8 Rain days
Precipitation
34.1 mm
Avg. cloud cover
84 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 7.0 °C · Min -14.6 °C
2017
Avg. max4.7°Avg. min-1.5°
Rain days
12 Rain days
Precipitation
37.3 mm
Avg. cloud cover
80 % cloudy
Sea temperature
–
Max 14.2 °C · Min -4.7 °C

Frequently asked questions

How warm is it in Stockholm in March?: Daytime highs averaged 4.5 °C, night-time lows -1.6 °C. The highest value of the past 10 years was 14.2 °C (27 Mar 2017), the lowest -14.6 °C (1 Mar 2018).
How often does it rain in Stockholm in March?: On average there were 9.1 rain days (at least 1 mm) with 39.0 mm of precipitation in total. In 1 of 10 years there was no rain day at all.

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Data sources

Weather data: Data obtained from the NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC) POWER Project funded through the NASA Earth Science/Applied Science Program
Reanalysis (weather model constrained by observations) on a coarse grid of about 50 km. Values represent a large area and can differ from local conditions, especially on islands, coasts and in mountains. Snow depth is the model value for the grid cell, not the depth on the slopes. No sunshine duration.
Reanalysis (weather model constrained by observations)
Reanalysis values represent a grid cell (approx. 25–50 km) and may differ from local measurements on coasts, islands and in mountains.
Sea temperature: MUR SST data were provided by JPL under support by NASA MEaSUREs program; accessed via NOAA CoastWatch ERDDAP
Daily multi-scale ultra-high resolution (≈ 1 km) analysis of satellite measurements (infrared, microwave) and in-situ data. Represents the foundation temperature below the daily warm surface layer. (Satellite and in-situ analysis)
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