Stockholm has long, cold winters with temperatures below zero from November to March and short daylight hours, while the summers have mild temperatures and almost 19 hours of daylight. The climate experiences all four seasons but with a small temperature range. Sweden is Europe's driest country due to shelter from Norway's mountains. Average temperatures are around 44 degrees and sunlight ranges from 0.8 hours in December to 10.6 hours in June.

1. STOCKHOLM RESEARCH
Climate
Stockholm’s weather endures long, cold winters, and the
summer months have beautiful weather. The climate experiences
all four seasons but the temperature range is small with cold
winters and mild summers. Sweden is Europe’s driest country
and this is due to the shelter it receives from the mountains of
western Norway. In the summer days are long with up to 19
hours of daylight and warmth compared to the winter. The
winter is very cold with only six hours of sunlight. From No-
vember to March lows are below zero and snow is common. If
you can endure the cold Stockholm is known to be beautiful
this time of year.
Averages for Stockholm, Sweden:
Temperature: in Stockholm, Sweden is (44 degrees)
Sunlight: Range between .8 hours per day in December and 10.6
hours per day in june.
http://www.holiday-weather.com/stockholm/index
http://climatemp.info/sweden/stockholm.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/city_guides/results.
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