heinäkuuhun

Heinäkuu is the Finnish word for the month of July. It is the seventh month of the Gregorian calendar. July is known for its warm summer weather in Finland, often being the warmest month of the year. This period typically sees long daylight hours, especially in the northern parts of the country, though the nights in the far north are never truly dark at this time of year, experiencing twilight conditions known as the "white nights."

Many Finns spend their summer holidays in July, enjoying outdoor activities such as swimming, boating, fishing, and spending time at summer cottages (mökki). The Finnish countryside is typically lush and green, with berries like strawberries and blueberries starting to ripen. Midsummer celebrations, which include the longest day of the year, often occur in late June, but the festive atmosphere and holiday spirit extend well into July.

The weather in July can be quite varied, with warm, sunny days common, but thunderstorms can also occur. Temperatures can reach into the high twenties or even low thirties degrees Celsius. For travelers, July offers a prime opportunity to experience the Finnish summer at its peak.