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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Cyprus currently sees daytime highs in the low 30s °C, falling to the low 20s °C overnight, based on the live forecast above. This is typical for late summer, with very high UV and light winds.
What is the weather like in Cyprus by month?
Cyprus has a Mediterranean climate with long, hot summers and mild winters. From June to September, daily highs regularly exceed 30 °C, often reaching 35–40 °C inland in July and August. Winters (December–February) see averages of 15–18 °C, with most rain falling between November and March. Spring and autumn are warm and pleasant, making them popular travel windows.
What are the 10-day and 30-day forecasts for Cyprus?
The live forecast above provides the most accurate view for the next week. For a weather in cyprus 10 days outlook, conditions typically remain stable in summer, with little change. A cyprus weather forecast 30 days is not reliable beyond standard medium-range models; long-range trends show consistent heat until October. For cyprus weather 2 weeks or cyprus weather next 15 days, expect minimal variation in high pressure and sunshine during the dry season.
FAQ
What is the weather like in Protaras and Larnaca?
Protaras and Larnaca share Cyprus’s coastal climate: summer highs of 30–33 °C, sea breezes, and very low rain. Winters are mild at 16–19 °C. For specific conditions, check cyprus weather protaras and cyprus weather larnaca updates.
When is the best time to visit Cyprus for weather?
April–June and September–October offer the best balance: warm days (25–30 °C), lower humidity, and fewer crowds. July–August is hottest (35 °C+ inland) but ideal for beachgoers. Winter is mild but rainy.
Does Cyprus have a rainy season?
Yes, the rainy season runs from November to March, with December the wettest. Summers are almost completely dry. Total annual rainfall is low, averaging 300–400 mm in coastal areas, mostly in short, heavy showers.
For comparisons across the region, see our UK weather hub, Crete weather, and Rhodes weather pages.