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Burrel is a small mountain town in central Albania. Chrome was mined nearby, and several dams on the Mat river make electricity.

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Burrel is a small mountain town in central Albania. Chrome was mined nearby, and several dams on the Mat river make electricity.

Climate by month

Thirty-year normals for Burrel, computed for this Atlas from daily ERA5 reanalysis over 1994–2023. These are long-run averages, not a forecast: any individual year can differ substantially.

The warmest month is August (mean daily high 30°C), the coldest is January (mean daily low -1°C), and the wettest is December (169 mm). Total annual rainfall averages 1,444 mm.

MonthHighLow RainWet daysSun/day
January 9°C -1°C 144 mm 12 6.9 h
February 10°C -0°C 128 mm 12 7.9 h
March 13°C 2°C 136 mm 13 9.4 h
April 17°C 6°C 138 mm 15 10.5 h
May 22°C 11°C 126 mm 15 11.9 h
June 26°C 15°C 80 mm 10 13.6 h
July 29°C 18°C 55 mm 8 13.7 h
August 30°C 18°C 54 mm 8 12.8 h
September 25°C 14°C 122 mm 11 10.6 h
October 20°C 10°C 130 mm 10 9.1 h
November 15°C 6°C 162 mm 12 7.2 h
December 10°C 1°C 169 mm 13 6.5 h

Source: ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo, 1994–2023 · “High” and “Low” are mean daily maximum and minimum air temperature. “Wet days” counts days with at least 1 mm of precipitation. Get this as JSON

More images

Monument of Ahmet Zogu in Burrel, Albania
Burrel Monument Albinfo · CC0
Sign in the national road of Burrel city, located in Albania, in the border of the city.
Sign of Burrel city 01 Andis Rado · CC BY-SA 4.0
Sign in the national road of Burrel city, located in Albania, in the border of the city.
Sign of Burrel city 02 Andis Rado · CC BY-SA 4.0

Connected subjects

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Protected area

Lurë-Dejë Mountain National Park

A cluster of small glacial lakes among black pine on the Lurë ridge, badly damaged by logging and slowly recovering.

Diber
Town

Krujë

Skanderbeg's mountain stronghold, an old bazaar street, and the national museum of the resistance.

KrujaDurres
Town

Peshkopi

The seat of Dibër County, known for thermal springs and the high pastures below Mount Korab.

PeshkopiaDiber
Town

Bulqizë

A chromium mining town — Albania is among the world's larger chrome producers.

BulqizaDiber
Town

Klos

A Mat-valley town on the road between Burrel and the eastern mountains.

KlosiDiber

Related subjects

Industry

Energy in Albania

Electricity almost entirely from hydropower — which makes supply depend on rainfall.

Albanian Economy

Sources

  • WikipediaBurrel (town) — English Wikipedia · retrieved 03 Sep 2026
    Used to ground the deep-research section and as a discovery aid; not relied on alone for contested claims.
  • WikidataWikidata item Q461313 · retrieved 03 Sep 2026
    Source of the population, area and elevation figures shown in Quick facts, each with its own observation year.
  • Open-Meteo / ECMWFMonthly climate normals, 1994–2023 · retrieved 03 Sep 2026
    Computed here from daily ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo over 1994–2023.
  • Wikimedia CommonsPhotographs · retrieved 03 Sep 2026
    Each photograph carries its own creator, licence and file link beneath it. Only public-domain, CC0, CC BY and CC BY-SA files are published.

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