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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the The UK Daily weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Cyprus is basking in warm, settled conditions right now, as shown in the live forecast above. The island’s Mediterranean climate delivers long, dry summers and mild, wetter winters, making it a popular escape for UK travellers seeking sunshine well into autumn.
What’s the weather like in Cyprus today?
The live forecast above gives you the most accurate picture for today across the main resorts. In general, coastal areas such as Larnaca, Protaras and Ayia Napa see slightly cooler sea breezes than inland Nicosia. You can expect clear skies, strong UV levels in summer, and a comfortable warmth that lingers into the evening.
How does Cyprus weather change through the year?
Cyprus weather by month follows a predictable pattern: July and August are scorching, with highs often above 35 °C, while December to February bring cooler, rainier days averaging 16–18 °C. Spring and autumn are the sweet spots for sightseeing, with temperatures in the low to mid‑20s. If you’re checking weather in Cyprus 10 days or cyprus weather forecast 30 days ahead, the long‑range models become less reliable, but the general seasonal trend holds. For a fortnight’s holiday, cyprus weather 2 weeks out is usually broadly accurate for the broader region.
Is Cyprus still warm in October?
Yes, very. October highs hover around 26 °C in coastal spots like Protaras and Larnaca, with sea temperatures still pleasant for swimming. Evenings cool quickly, so pack a light jacket.
What’s the sea temperature in Cyprus?
In summer the Mediterranean reaches 26–28 °C. By November it drops to about 20 °C, making winter swimming possible only for the hardy. Spring warms up gradually from 17 °C in March.
When does it rain most in Cyprus?
Winter (December–February) sees the bulk of the annual rainfall, often in short, sharp showers. The rest of the year is mostly dry, though isolated thunderstorms can occur in spring and autumn.
For a broader look at destinations, see our Crete weather page or check the 10‑day UK forecast.