What’s the climate like in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands has a moderate rain climate, determined by its
position on the sea. The closer you get to the sea, the smaller the
temperature differences are between summer and winter. Wind rates
increase when you get closer to the sea, and generally, the wind
comes from the south-west. March is the driest month, with most of
the precipitation falling in the middle of the country, during the
summer. In June and July, the highest temperatures occur, with an
average daily maximum of 28 degrees Celsius. During the period of
December to February, the temperatures are at their lowest, with an
average daily maximum below freezing.