These Travel Destinations Have The Most Predictable Weather In Europe

By Romania Journal Last updated Aug 19, 2021

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Uswitch.com looked into 35 European capital cities, and ranked their weather’s unpredictability based on six factors: cloud cover, frequency of frosty days, rain, temperature, frequency of wet days, and sunshine duration. Unpredictability was calculated based on the changes in each city’s weather data.

The most predictable cities in Europe:

	European Capital City	European Country	Unpredictable Weather Score (/100)
#1	Valletta	Malta	10
#2	Nicosia	Cyprus	15
#3	Dublin	Ireland	24
#4	London	United Kingdom	26
#5	Rome	Italy	27
#6	Athens	Greece	33
#7	Reykjavik	Iceland	35
#8	Amsterdam	Netherlands	36
#9	Brussels	Belgium	37
#10	Paris	France	39

The survey revealed that the European capital city with the most predictable weather is Valletta in Malta with an unpredictability score of just 10/100. Valetta’s most predictable weather phenomenon is its frequency of wet days, receiving an unpredictability score of 0% due to its predictability.

The second most predictable capital city is Nicosia in Cyprus, scoring 15/100 unpredictability points. Cyprus’ most predictable weather is its frequency of wet days, receiving an unpredictability score of just 4% in this category.

Coming third is Dublin in Ireland, receiving a score of 24/100. Not far behind is London in England with 26/100, followed by Italy in Rome in fifth place with 27/100 unpredictability points.

The most unpredictable cities in Europe:

	European Capital City	European Country	Unpredictable Weather Score (/100)
#1	Tallinn	Estonia	69
#2	Riga	Latvia	68
#3	Helsinki	Finland	67
#4	Bern	Switzerland	64
#5	Vaduz	Liechtenstein	62
#6	Sofia	Bulgaria	61
#7	Stockholm	Sweden	60
#8	Bratislava	Slovakia	56
=#9	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	55
=#9	Belgrade	Serbia	55
=#9	Skopje	Macedonia	55
=#9	Budapest	Hungary	55

The European city with the most unpredictable weather is Tallinn in Estonia, finishing with an unpredictability score of 69/100. Tallinn’s most unpredictable weather phenomenon is its frequency of wet days, receiving an unpredictability score of 82% due to its proclivity for change.

Ranking second is Riga in Latvia, finishing with an unpredictability score of 68/100. Riga’s most unpredictable weather phenomenon is its frequency of wet days, receiving an unpredictability score of 76% for this factor.

Placing third is Helsinki in Finland with a score of 67/100. Fourth is Bern in Switzerland with 64/100, and fifth is Vaduz in Liechtenstein with an unpredictability score of 62/100.

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