Weather in Tver

Planning your day in Tver? Check out the latest weather data, forecasts, and visual charts in this section.

The climate in Tver is moderate-continental, which means clearly defined seasons with noticeable temperature fluctuations throughout the year. Travellers should expect a true Russian winter with frost and snow, as well as a warm, sometimes hot, summer. The transitional seasons – spring and autumn – bring gradual weather changes and their own unique colours.

Winter in Tver usually lasts from December to February, with average temperatures around -4°C to -6°C, though colder spells can occur. Spring begins in March, but real warmth arrives in April-May, when the average temperature rises above +10°C. Summer, from June to August, is the warmest period with average temperatures around +17°C to +18°C, featuring daytime highs that are comfortable for walks and outdoor activities. Autumn takes hold in September, bringing coolness and golden landscapes, and by November, the approach of winter is already felt.

Regarding precipitation, it is distributed relatively evenly throughout the year, with a slight peak in July, which also sees the highest number of days with precipitation. Overall, the amount of precipitation is low. October also stands out with a large number of wet days. There is no pronounced rainy season or dry period in Tver, but a light jacket or umbrella may come in handy at any time of year, especially during the summer and autumn months.

The temperature regime in Tver is characterized by significant annual fluctuations, typical of a moderate-continental climate. The coldest month is usually January, when the average temperature drops to -6.2°C, and nighttime lows can reach -8.3°C. February is also distinguished by frosty weather with an average temperature of -5.5°C. The warmest period becomes July, when the average air temperature is +18.4°C, and daytime highs average +22.6°C, making it comfortable for summer activities. August follows with figures of +17.7°C on average, with a maximum temperature of around +22.4°C.

The summer months in Tver, from June to August, give residents and visitors pleasant warmth. Average daily temperatures range from +16.7°C in June to +18.4°C in July. Daytime highs during this period often exceed +20°C, reaching an average of +21.8°C in June and +22.6°C in July. Nights bring refreshing coolness: for example, in June, the average minimum temperature is +11.6°C, and in July it is +14.1°C. This difference between day and night temperatures, amounting to about 8-10 degrees, makes summer evenings particularly comfortable. The spring months, April and May, also demonstrate noticeable daily temperature fluctuations, where daytime warmth gives way to cool nights.

Winter in Tver is genuine, with stable sub-zero temperatures. From December to February, the thermometer confidently stays below freezing. In January, the coldest month, the average temperature is -6.2°C, with average nighttime lows dropping to -8.3°C, and daytime highs rarely rising above -4.1°C. February is slightly milder but still frosty: -5.5°C on average, with minimum values around -8.1°C. Even during the day, the air temperature in winter most often remains negative. Fluctuations between day and night temperatures in winter are less pronounced than in summer, amounting to approximately 4-5 degrees, but the sensation of frost persists around the clock.

Precipitation in Tver falls throughout the year, however, the total amount is small, averaging from 1 to 3 mm per month. The city does not observe a clearly defined rainy season or a prolonged dry period, which makes weather conditions relatively stable in terms of humidity.

The greatest amount of precipitation and the highest number of wet days occur in July: an average of 3 mm and about 17 days with precipitation. October is also characterized by frequent precipitation, counting approximately 16 wet days, although the total volume of moisture (2 mm) remains at the level of most other months. The "driest" month can be called March, when only 1 mm of precipitation falls, and the number of days with it decreases to nine.

The nature of precipitation in Tver depends directly on the time of year. In the winter months, from December to February, as well as often in March, when average temperatures drop below freezing, snowfalls are typical. In November, with an average temperature of around 0.2°C, both rain and wet snow can be observed. From April to October, during the warmer period, precipitation falls primarily in the form of rain. Despite the fact that July is the "wettest" month by frequency, the small total volume of precipitation (3 mm) suggests that these are likely frequent but not too intense rains.

When planning a trip to Tver, remember that the weather here has a distinctly seasonal character, so choosing the right clothing is the key to a comfortable journey. Regardless of the time of year, you will need comfortable shoes for long walks. The winter months, from December to March, are distinguished by frosty weather with average temperatures from -2°C to -6°C and frequent snowfalls. For this period, be sure to pack very warm clothing: thermal underwear, wool or fleece sweaters, insulated and waterproof outerwear (for example, a down jacket), as well as a hat, scarf, and mittens or gloves. Do not forget warm, waterproof footwear.

In summer, from June to August, warm weather settles in Tver, averaging +17°C to +18°C. You will find light clothing useful: t-shirts, shorts, sundresses, as well as sunscreen and a head covering. However, even in summer, evenings can be cool, and July sees the highest number of days with precipitation, so it is worth taking a light jacket or sweater, as well as an umbrella or a compact raincoat. In spring (April-May) and autumn (September-November), the weather in Tver is the most changeable. During these periods, the principle of layering works best: combine t-shirts, long-sleeved shirts, jumpers, and a waterproof jacket. Considering that precipitation is possible year-round, especially in October (16 wet days) and July (17 wet days), having an umbrella will be useful almost always.