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Air temperature: 36.5 (°F)
2.5 (°C)
Wind speed:4 (km/h)
Wind direction: S-S-O, 168.0 °
Global radiation: -- (W/m²)
Act. UV-Index: 0
Precipitation: 0.0 (ltr/m²)
(Updated: 12/26/2024, 17:30,
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Fig. 3.1: Average annual air temperature of locations at different altitudes in Baden-Württemberg (source: German Meteorological Service)
Temperatures can differ significantly in regions with big altitude difference, like in Southern Germany. This can be seen clearly in figure 3.1. While the average annual temperature on Feldberg is less than 39.2 °F (4 °C), it is more than 50 °F (10 °C) in the Rhine Valley and Neckar Valley.

According to this regression line, the average annual temperature in the Stuttgart region is between about 48 and 50 °F (9 and 10 °C). Temperature drops by 0.5 K per 100 m in Southern Germany.

The average temperature conditions in Greater Stuttgart are listed in table 3.1 (according to KLIMAATLAS VON BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG, Climatic Atlas of Baden-Württemberg, 1953).

The measurements conducted by the German Meteorological Service indicate temperature conditions for Echterdingen (373 m asl.) and for Stuttgart-Zentrum (286 m asl.) as listed in tables 3.2 and 3.3.

 Average temperature in January 32 °F/0 °C
 Average temperature in April 48.2 °F/9 °C
 Average temperature in July 64.4 °F/18 °C
 Average temperature in October 48.2 °F/9 °C
 Annual average 48.2 °F/9 °C
 Average annual fluctuation 64.4 °F/18 °C
 Frost days per year 80
 Ice days per year 20

Table 3.1: Average temperature conditions in the region of Stuttgart

  Daily average
in °F/°C		 average amount
of ice days		 average amount
of frost days		 amount of
summer days
 January 31.3/-0,4 8 22 0
 February 33.8/1.0 5 18 0
 March 40.1/4.5 1 13 0
 April 46.9/8.3 0 5 0
 May 54.9/12.7 0 1 2
 June 60.8/16.0 0 0 6
 July 63.9/17.7 0 0 9
 August 62.6/17.0 0 0 8
 September 57.4/14.1 0 0 3
 October 48.6/9.2 0 3 0
 November 39.4/4.1 1 12 0
 December 33.4/0.8 7 22 0
 
 Year		  
47.7/8.7		  
22		  
93		  
30

Table 3.2: Average temperature conditions in Stuttgart-Echterdingen between 1951 and 1980 (source: German Meteorological Service)

According to Bioklimakarten (bio-climate maps, 1987) by the German Meteorological Service, the region registers 4 to 16 days with cold stress in January, depending on the altitude of the place. July has about 4 to 8 days with heat stress, i.e. that people feel thermal stress. Especially the Neckar basin is characterized by thermal stress in summer.

  Daily average
in °F/°C		 average amount
of ice days		 average amount
of frost days		 amount of
summer days
 January 34.3/1.3 6 16 0
 February 36.3/2.4 3 13 0
 March 42.3/5.7 1 9 0
 April 49.1/9.5 0 2 1
 May 56.7/13.7 0 0 3
 June 62.8/17.1 0 0 8
 July 65.8/18.8 0 0 12
 August 64.6/18.1 0 0 10
 September 59.0/15.0 0 0 4
 October 50.4/10.2 0 1 0
 November 41.7/5.4 1 6 0
 December 36.1/2.3 4 15 0
 
 Year		  
50.0/10.0		  
15		  
62		  
39

Table 3.3: Average temperature conditions in Stuttgart-Zentrum between 1951 and 1980 (source: German Meteorological Service)

Average temperature
Minimum temperature
Maximum temperature

Ice days
Frost days
Summer days

Hot days
Heating days
Sultry days


 
 
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