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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the NewsPrism weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above to plan your day, then use this guide to understand what to expect across Cyprus — from coastal resorts to inland cities — over the coming days and weeks.
What is the typical weather in Cyprus today and this week?
The live forecast above gives the immediate outlook, but broadly Cyprus enjoys a Mediterranean climate with long, hot summers and mild winters. For Protaras and Larnaca, expect plenty of sunshine with sea breezes moderating the heat. The weather in Cyprus 10 days ahead often stays settled, especially from May to October. If you need a longer view, the cyprus weather 2 weeks outlook remains reliable for planning a break, and the cyprus weather next 15 days can indicate any shifts in pressure. For comparison, see our Crete Weather page for another popular Mediterranean destination.
How does Cyprus weather vary by month?
The cyprus weather by month follows a clear pattern: hot, dry summers (June–September) and mild, wetter winters (December–February). Spring and autumn are warm and pleasant. For a broader perspective, the cyprus weather forecast 30 days can help identify longer trends, though short-term forecasts are more reliable. If you are planning a trip further ahead, check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for comparison, or see how conditions differ in Antalya Weather.
When is the hottest month in Cyprus?
July and August are the hottest, with coastal highs around 35°C and inland regions often exceeding 40°C. Sea temperatures reach their peak (27–28°C), making it ideal for swimming.
Does it rain much in Cyprus?
Rainfall is low, mainly between November and March. The island receives about 300–400mm annually, with the highest amounts in the western mountains. Summer rain is extremely rare.
Is the sea warm enough for swimming in October?
Yes, the sea remains very warm in October at around 24–26°C. Air temperatures stay pleasant at 25–30°C, making it a popular month for beach holidays.