Is there an official weather app for Denmark?
Forecasts, radar and warnings in one app
Short answer
The official weather app for Denmark is DMI Vejr, made by the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI). As of November 2026 it is free on the App Store and Google Play, and English is listed among its languages. It gives forecasts up to nine days ahead, radar and satellite images so you can follow rain on its way, and an alert when dangerous weather is coming. Early warnings appear in the app up to five days before dangerous weather.
Why
- Radar helps you dodge showers on a bike or walk.
- Warnings reach you even if you do not check dmi.dk.
- The forecasts come from the national weather service.
Details
On dmi.dk you can also see the UV index, pollen, sea temperature and wind forecasts.
Tip
Install the app before you travel and allow notifications, so you get warnings during your trip.
What may differ
App features and languages can change with updates.
Common misconception
There is no official Danish weather app, only commercial ones.
What actually happens
DMI, the national weather service, has its own free app, DMI Vejr.
People also ask
- Where can I see the rain radar for Denmark?
- What do DMI weather warnings mean?
- How high is the UV index in Denmark?
Sources
- DMI: DMI Vejr app in the App StoreChecked at:
- DMI: Weather forecasts and warningsChecked at:
- DMI: Warnings of dangerous weather in DenmarkChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Weather varies a lot from year to year, so check the DMI forecast before you travel.
Weather and seasonsRelated questions
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What should you do in a thunderstorm in Denmark?
In Denmark 85 % of thunderstorms come in June, July and August, so they matter most for summer trips.
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How do I know if the water is clean enough to swim in Copenhagen?
The City of Copenhagen publishes the daily bathing water quality for its bathing spots on badevand.dk, with the weather and a three day forecast for each place.
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When are there lifeguards at the Copenhagen harbour baths?
Copenhagen has three municipal harbour baths: Islands Brygge, Fisketorvet and Sluseholmen.
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How can I check the sea water temperature before swimming in Denmark?
You can see current sea temperature measurements and a forecast for the next 48 hours on dmi.dk.

