Average water temperature in Sundbyberg

On this page you find the mean water temperature over the year in Sundbyberg (Stockholm county), Sweden. Take a closer look at the water temperature patterns and what they mean for swimming and recreation.

Data from: Stockholm, Sweden (2 KM, 1 Miles).

Water temperatures in Sundbyberg fluctuate across the seasons. The warmest month, August, averages 19°C.

The coldest water temperature month is March, averaging 1°C. Seasonal shifts offer opportunities to explore different activities depending on the time of year.

Forecast for Sundbyberg

Wed Jan 29

4°C | 0°C

4 m/s

14 mm

overcast and heavy sleet

hourly forecast

Thu Jan 30

2°C | 0°C

3 m/s

broken clouds and no rain

hourly forecast

Fri Jan 31

3°C | -1°C

3 m/s

almost clear and no rain

hourly forecast

5-Day Forecast 10-Day Forecast

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