Weather in Dusseldorf
Germany 51.23° N, 6.77° E local time now
Weather in Dusseldorf
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Current weather for Dusseldorf is unavailable right now. Everything else on this page — local time, time zone rules, sunrise and sunset — is computed locally and unaffected.
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Daylight in Dusseldorf today
July 30, 2026 · computed from 51.2277°, 6.7735° — exact regardless of what loads above.
Sunrise
05:55
Sunset
21:23
Day length
15h 29m
Solar noon
13:39
Sun at its highest
Civil twilight runs from 05:14 to sunrise in the morning and from sunset to 22:04 in the evening — the period when there is usable light without the sun being up.
Location and time
- Coordinates
- 51.2277° N, 6.7735° E
- Latitude band
- mid-latitude, northern hemisphere
- Time zone
- Europe/Berlin
- Offset now
- UTC+2 (CEST)
- Daylight saving time
- Observed — UTC+1 ↔ UTC+2
- Day length across the year
- 7h 52m – 16h 35m
We publish only what we can source or compute. There is no climate summary here because we have no licensed climate dataset — see data sources.
Frequently asked questions
What time is it in Dusseldorf while I read this?
Dusseldorf uses Europe/Berlin, currently UTC+2 (CEST). The current local time, with seconds, is on the Dusseldorf time page — worth checking before you call, since a forecast for "tomorrow" there may still be today where you are.
Where does this weather data come from?
Open-Meteo, requested by your browser when you open this page. It needs no account or API key, so nothing about you is sent to us or to them beyond the coordinates of Dusseldorf. Readings are cached in your browser for 30 minutes and always labelled with the time they were taken.
Why are sunrise and sunset here but the temperature has to load?
Because they are different kinds of fact. Sunrise and sunset follow from Dusseldorf's latitude and longitude and the date, so we compute them locally and they are correct whether or not anything loads. Temperature is an observation — it has to come from someone measuring it, which means a network request that can fail.
How much does daylight vary in Dusseldorf through the year?
Between about 7h 52m and 16h 35m. At 51.2° this is a mid-latitude location in the northern hemisphere, so the swing between the solstices is pronounced.