Weather in Berlin in October

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  People sit in bright sunshine in October under colorful leaves of some trees near the Reichstag building in Berlin.

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  People stand at the checkpoints at the Reichstag in October, waiting to visit the historic building.

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  Sunbeams emerge from behind a dark cloud above the TV Tower in October.

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  October in Berlin: A cyclist is riding toward the Victory Column.

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  In October, people stroll along the Spree in James Simon Park in mild, sunny weather.

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  People enjoy the autumn weather in October while taking a walk in the Charlottenburg Palace Gardens.

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  October in Berlin: The leaves in Treptower Park have taken on their autumnal colors.

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  Rainy weather in Berlin in October: A young woman is holding an umbrella.

In October the sun bathes Berlin in a very special light: the average October weather in Berlin.

In October the sunshine hours become less and less and the first leaves rustle on the streets. What still hangs on the trees shines in the most beautiful colours in the sunshine. On average, the sun shines only three and a half hours a day from the sky, but when it shines, it bathes the capital in a very special light. Whether in the Tiergarten, in front of the Reichstag or on the banks of the Spree - a stroll through colourful Berlin leaves a lasting impression. The rain radar usually shows less precipitation in October than in September: it rains seven days a week in the capital and at 29 millimeters, on average no month has less rainfall. With an average daily maximum of about 14 degrees, the gloves can still stay at home. At night the temperatures in October are around six degrees.