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    No sign of frost: Very mild start to November in Europe

09:00
31 October 2025

No sign of frost
Europe: Mild start to November

Map of Europe showing temperatures ranging from 9 to 25 degrees, warm in the south, cool in the north.
TemperatureRadar: There is no sign of cold weather in Europe.

November starts off very mild in most regions of Europe, thanks to the influence of a pressure set-up over the UK and Ireland.

Winter temperatures with frost are only found in Western Siberia and some mountainous regions in Scandinavia.

In Southern Europe, late summer highs of between 20 and 25 degrees are even possible. In Cyprus, temperatures could even reach almost 30 degrees at the weekend.

The reason for this is a strong low-pressure system over the Atlantic. With the help of a high-pressure system over the UK and Ireland, mild Mediterranean air is flowing far into Northern Europe. Even north of the Arctic Circle, temperatures are above freezing away from the mountains.

There will be little change in the temperature distribution next week.

Trondheim

Fr
11
16
Sa
12
18
Su
12
17
Mo
10
16
Tu
10
15
We
12
21
Th
14
17
Fr
12
16
Sa
13
17
Su
12
18
Mo
13
19
Tu
13
17
We
12
17
Th
13
19
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Stockholm

Fr
12
21
Sa
15
19
Su
16
20
Mo
12
22
Tu
13
24
We
13
25
Th
18
26
Fr
16
25
Sa
16
25
Su
16
24
Mo
13
23
Tu
15
25
We
14
25
Th
14
25
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Berlin

Fr
12
21
Sa
11
28
Su
16
26
Mo
16
22
Tu
11
25
We
15
29
Th
22
32
Fr
21
31
Sa
22
32
Su
21
29
Mo
21
31
Tu
22
30
We
22
32
Th
22
33
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Nicosia

Fr
23
35
Sa
22
33
Su
21
32
Mo
23
35
Tu
23
37
We
25
38
Th
25
37
Fr
25
37
Sa
23
35
Su
23
36
Mo
22
37
Tu
23
37
We
23
37
Th
22
36
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless

Seville

Fr
22
36
Sa
20
33
Su
20
37
Mo
21
39
Tu
21
36
We
22
38
Th
24
40
Fr
23
41
Sa
22
41
Su
22
39
Mo
21
39
Tu
23
39
We
22
40
Th
23
37
Max (°C)
Min (°C)
moreless
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