What's the Dutch weather like?

 

The Netherlands enjoys a moderate maritime climate. This type of climate generally features mild winters and cool summers. 

Precipitation, such as rain, is common throughout the year, which means there is no dry season.

On average, the northern provinces endure lower temperatures compared to the southern provinces. In summer, the southern provinces enjoy a warmer climate. 

The warmest winter ever recorded took place in 2007, with an average temperature of 6,5C

The average annual rainfall in the Netherlands is only 790mm. As a comparison, what some call the wettest place on earth, Maysynram in India.