Vienna looks summery: 27 degrees and perfect leisure conditions!

Vienna looks summery: 27 degrees and perfect leisure conditions!

Today, June 19, 2025, the people of Vienna are enjoying a wonderful summer day with temperatures around 27 degrees. The sun shines over the city while only a few clouds float in the sky. A gentle north wind of around 4.5 m/s provides a pleasant breeze that makes the summer heat bearable. According to Kosmo, it remains pleasantly mild in the evening, when temperatures drop to around 25 degrees and cool down to 19 degrees at night.

A similar mix of sun and a few clouds is forecast for tomorrow, with a minimum temperature of 18 degrees. The weather remains stable, which is to be expected in the coming days. A perfect time for excursions or relaxing afternoons in the Prater. The weather forecast also recommends packing a light jacket, as there can always be slight chills.

Austria's weather development

Like the weather situation in Vienna, the weather conditions look different across Austria. In Burgenland the sky is clear and temperatures reach up to 26 degrees. Nevertheless, there are light rain showers in St. Pölten that just undercut the 27 degrees. In the south, especially in Klagenfurt, it will be warm, but with moderate rain at 30 degrees. Graz is not spared and can also expect light raindrops, but it remains the hottest point of the day with up to 31 degrees.

Another great summer day is forecast for Friday with blue skies and 24 degrees, while Saturday is expected to be cloudless at 26 degrees. However, light rain is also forecast for Klagenfurt.

A look back at the weather over the last few years

The weather has become significantly more intense in recent years. 2024 was the warmest year in Austria's measurement history, with record-breaking hot days, as the Statista statistics show. Vienna had the most hot days with 52 days in which temperatures cracked the 30 degree mark. It should be noted, however, that last year can also be classified as having weaker sunshine compared to previous years, with only 2% less sunshine duration than the long-term average.

The weather data shows that climate change is a pressing issue in Austria, with visible impacts from more frequent heatwaves and heavy rainfall. Around 50 percent of Austrians already support the goal of climate neutrality by 2040. Overall, however, at 6.54 tons per capita, CO2 emissions are at a relatively low level compared to international standards.

The current weather trends and changes are of great importance not only for the population, but also for politics and environmental measures. The urgency of climate protection is becoming more and more a topic of public discussion in view of extreme weather events.

At a time when the weather is always causing surprises, it remains important to keep an eye on the forecasts and prepare well for the coming days. Further information about the weather situation in Vienna and throughout Austria can be found on Wetter.com or on Statista.