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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the MarketUK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Expect daytime highs in the low-to-mid 30s °C along the southern coast, dropping to the mid-20s °C inland by evening. The live forecast above shows the current conditions for Larnaca and Paphos, with clear skies dominating the next week.
What is the typical weather pattern for Cyprus?
Cyprus has a subtropical semi-arid climate. Summers (June–September) are hot and dry, with coastal highs of 30–35 °C and inland temperatures often reaching 38 °C. Winters (December–February) are mild and wetter, with daytime averages of 15–18 °C on the coast and cooler nights inland. The Troodos Mountains see occasional snowfall in winter.
How does the weather vary across the island?
Coastal areas like Protaras and Larnaca stay breezy and slightly cooler than the interior. Inland Nicosia can be 3–5 °C hotter in summer. The Troodos Mountains are significantly cooler year-round, offering relief from summer heat and reliable snow for skiing in January–February. For a detailed look at the coming fortnight, check the 10-day forecast for Cyprus.
What is the best month to visit Cyprus for warm weather?
May and October offer the most comfortable conditions: daytime highs of 25–28 °C, low humidity, and sea temperatures around 22–24 °C. July and August are hotter but still popular for beach holidays.
Does it rain much in Cyprus during winter?
Yes, winter (December–February) is the rainy season, with around 60–80 mm per month on the coast. However, rain usually falls in short, heavy showers followed by sunshine, so it rarely ruins a trip.
How accurate are 30-day forecasts for Cyprus?
Long-range forecasts (30 days) give a general trend for temperature and rainfall, but day-to-day accuracy drops significantly after 10 days. For reliable planning, use the 10-day forecast or check the live forecast above.