about 10 kilometers outside of the city and is connected with bus from the city center. Climate Nyköping has, along with the rest of Mälardalen, a relatively mild humid continental climate (Dfb). In recent decades the climate has more resembled a four-season oceanic climate. Winter averages around the freezing point during daytime with only the cold nights causing winter conditions in many winters. Summer average highs are between and depending on month and weather patterns. However, both summers and winters have been significantly warmer and colder, respectively, than the averages. Temperatures over are occasional but not overly common, with temperatures above unknown in recent decades. Winters are normally tempered by the Gulf Stream influence from the west and to a lesser degree the Baltic Sea to the east, but when cold air breaks through cold temperatures can occur, sometimes for a prolonged time. As typical of southern Sweden there is a slight seasonal lag, rendering that the warmest period is often occurring during the second half of summer. The inland areas of the municipality are very much similar to the coastal areas, but the weather station at Skavsta shows lower summer mean temperatures than Oxelösund's, indicating that the inner city wider urban area nearer the water has milder nights year round. Both stations are within a meteorological relevant range from the city centre. Sports Nyköping has two major sport clubs: Nyköpings Boll-och Idrottsällskap is the local Division 1 football club; they play their home matches at the Rosvalla Nyköping Eventcenter. Nyköpings Hockey is the local ice hockey club; its home rink is PEAB Arena. The city is yet to have a team in the major football or hockey leagues of Sweden, with stints in the second tiers being the greatest achievements for both sides. Sights Nyköping includes the cinema Biostaden which houses Sweden's largest cinema screen. The cinema was newly built from the ground in 2012. It is located in Högbrunn. Nyköpings Stadsbibliotek (Nyköping City Library) is located in the city center, which offers various book clubs and activities for children. There is free Internet access and wifi for visitors. It has books of all genres, for all ages, and in many languages. Twin cities Iisalmi, Finland Lauf an der Pegnitz, Germany Notodden, Norway Nykøbing Falster, Denmark Salacgrīva, Latvia Vyborg, Russia Kangaroo Point, Australia Ōarai, Japan References External links Visit Nyköping – The official visitors' guide Nyköping Facebook – The