Weather in mid September

[welove2cruise*]

We will be on NCL's Getaway 9/10 to 9/19. We have a balcony but I'm wondering what we might expect weather wise at that time of year. I'm hoping even if I need to wear a down jacket that I can enjoy some time on my balcony (when we are actually on the ship anyway). Any experience with temps at that time of year?

 

 

 

 

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[CruiserBruce]

A Google search for weather for a couple of your ports...for example " Copenhagen August weather" will get you the factual data that you can plan for.

 

As discussed here frequently, layers is the key, with the outer layer being water and windproof.

[OCruisers]

In the evenings it will be chilly on your balcony ... but when you know in advance that it will you can still enjoy.

Ask your cabin steward for a couple of extra blankets. ;)

[Desdichado62]

It varies from year to year. In one year it could be quite cold while it could be fairly warm the next year.

[LondonTowner]

It is very difficult to predict the weather in Northern Europe. We did a Baltic cruise starting in mid September and had fantastic, sunny weather for the two weeks. In fact, in Tallin it was a bit too hot, around 32c.

[welove2cruise*]

It is very difficult to predict the weather in Northern Europe. We did a Baltic cruise starting in mid September and had fantastic, sunny weather for the two weeks. In fact, in Tallin it was a bit too hot, around 32c.

 

Oh, that sounds perfect to me. :) I will hope that we enjoy the same warm streak that you did. Of course I will plan for layering just in case but will be on that balcony no matter what. ;)

 

Thanks to the other poster about the blanket idea as well!

[TriMomma]

I am having the same debate. We are going on the same cruise in October. I have done many warm weather cruises, but not cool weather ones. What happens to the pool deck and water slides on cool weather cruises. Do people still find a way to use them?