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Uppsala Sweden

Expected first-bloom dates for spring 2027, based on a degree-day temperature model and years of observations. 16 Oct 2026 status shown.

FlowerStatus todayExpected startLikely rangeReliabilityModel error (backtest)
LilacSeason over~24 May 202717 May – 28 Mayvalidated3 d
ForsythiaSeason over~24 Apr 202712 Apr – 4 Mayapproximaten/a
Wood anemoneSeason over~14 Apr 20275 Apr – 26 Aprapproximate6.44 d
Sweet cherry blossomSeason over~10 May 20274 May – 15 Mayapproximate3 d
Horse chestnutSeason over~24 May 202719 May – 29 Mayapproximaten/a

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Lilac in Uppsala validated

Season over. Next expected start ~24 May 2027. Likely start range (80% of past weather years): 17 May 2027 – 28 May 2027. Expected flowering length: ~20 days.

Backtested against 12 years of local observations at this city (leave-one-year-out); the model beat simple climatology.

Observed first-bloom date by year (city median of observers) vs. model expectation:

9 May23 May5 Jun200820162024model expectation 23 May2008: 13 May (2 observers)2010: 28 May (2 observers)2011: 21 May (2 observers)2012: 26 May (3 observers)2013: 24 May (6 observers)2014: 23 May (2 observers)2015: 26 May (3 observers)2016: 20 May (2 observers)2017: 31 May (2 observers)2021: 29 May (2 observers)2023: 21 May (2 observers)2024: 21 May (2 observers)

Forsythia in Uppsala approximate

Season over. Next expected start ~24 Apr 2027. Likely start range (80% of past weather years): 12 Apr 2027 – 4 May 2027. Expected flowering length: ~14 days (assumed, not measured).

No (or far too few) usable open observations in this country for this flower; the model parameters were fitted on German data and transferred and are unchecked here. In our lilac test, transferring the German model to Sweden was off by about 4 days on average (bias about +3.8 days). Model parameters: transferred from Germany.

No local observation series to show for this flower here.

Wood anemone in Uppsala approximate

Season over. Next expected start ~14 Apr 2027. Likely start range (80% of past weather years): 5 Apr 2027 – 26 Apr 2027. Expected flowering length: ~36 days.

Not called validated: backtest error 6.44 days is above our 5-day bar; the model did not beat simple climatology here.

Observed first-bloom date by year (city median of observers) vs. model expectation:

1 Apr16 Apr30 Apr200820162024model expectation 14 Apr2008: 15 Apr (4 observers)2009: 15 Apr (2 observers)2010: 18 Apr (12 observers)2011: 17 Apr (6 observers)2012: 24 Apr (10 observers)2013: 24 Apr (7 observers)2014: 13 Apr (6 observers)2015: 9 Apr (9 observers)2016: 12 Apr (13 observers)2017: 20 Apr (14 observers)2018: 21 Apr (8 observers)2019: 19 Apr (5 observers)2020: 5 Apr (4 observers)2021: 14 Apr (4 observers)2022: 21 Apr (3 observers)2023: 21 Apr (3 observers)2024: 26 Apr (2 observers)

Sweet cherry blossom in Uppsala approximate

Season over. Next expected start ~10 May 2027. Likely start range (80% of past weather years): 4 May 2027 – 15 May 2027. Expected flowering length: ~16 days.

Not called validated: only 1 years of local observations for this city.

No local observation series to show for this flower here.

Horse chestnut in Uppsala approximate

Season over. Next expected start ~24 May 2027. Likely start range (80% of past weather years): 19 May 2027 – 29 May 2027. Expected flowering length: ~14 days (assumed, not measured).

No (or far too few) usable open observations in this country for this flower; the model parameters were fitted on German data and transferred and are unchecked here. In our lilac test, transferring the German model to Sweden was off by about 4 days on average (bias about +3.8 days). Model parameters: transferred from Germany.

No local observation series to show for this flower here.

“Start” = first flowers open (BBCH 60), not the peak. Peak is usually later; we have no open peak data. Individual gardens differ by ±4–8 days from the city median. See How it works and Sources.