What is the weather normally like in February in Munich? Should I bring snow boots or shoes? We will also be traveling to Salzburg, so any advice on what to pack would be great!!
Danke!!
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Well, no open shoes, that%26#39;s certianly... but snow boots is maybe a bit too much. ND is somewhere in the midwest, right? I think it will get much much colder where you live than in Munich. Pack for temperatures between -10 and +10 degrees... (It can also rain of course)
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I was in Munich in Feb 2003 and it was freezing. Snow on the ground, etc. It didn%26#39;t snow or rain whilst we were there but it certainly was cold. Like a fool i didn%26#39;t take any gloves with me, and only one coat, but a jumper and t-shirt underneath was sufficient.
Just get plenty of beer in you and you%26#39;ll be grand. :o)
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Usually cold. If wet or frozen depends of course on the actual temperature. Being 520 meter above sea level, it´s a bit colder than the lower Germany.
Average minimum is -3°, maximum +2°Celsius.
Average rainfall reaches it´s maximum in february: 45mm, quite much for Germany and due to the proximity of the Alps.
So snow is not unlikely, i´d give it a 65% probability.
Watertight snowboots might be a good idea.
Have a nice trip
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Thanks guys! I really appreciate the info! I%26#39;ll just be sure to bring water repellent shoes and jacket. Whatever the weather may be, it will definitely be warmer than Grand Forks, North Dakota!
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Last year there was snow on the ground from about mid-January through March if not April. I think it was the worst in about 5 years though. They%26#39;ve got plowing the streets and sidewalks down to a science of course, but bring decent, warm, waterproof boots.
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