The climate of Tallinn in January is humid. An average of 87 mm precipitation is recorded over 22 days. The situation is drier than the previous month: in December, the average recorded is 91 mm over 23 days.
Temperatures are very cold in Tallinn in January: it is necessary to dress warmly. The average maximum temperature reaches -2°C, while the minimum falls to about -4°C. The month's average temperature is -3°C. These normals should be compared with the records recorded in Tallinn in January: 7°C as a maximum in 2020 and -21°C as a minimum in 2010. Plan for about 24 days with temperatures below 0°, which is 77% of the month.
In January, the days last on average 06:53 in Tallinn. The sun rises around 09:04 and sets around 15:57.
With very unfavorable weather, the month of January is generally not recommended for traveling to Tallinn in Estonia.
In January, the most favorable activities in Tallinn are: Cultural visits and heritage and Gastronomy.
Some activities remain possible even if conditions are not optimal: Family and attractions and Well-being.
By contrast, these activities are not recommended or are ill-suited in Tallinn in January: Beach and swimming, Nature and landscapes, Nightlife and Boat trip and cruise.
