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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 14 June 2026 by the Pressorbit weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Cyprus offers a Mediterranean climate with over 300 days of sunshine a year. In Larnaca, daytime highs range from 17°C in January to 34°C in August, with sea temperatures peaking at 27°C. The live forecast above shows current conditions for your travel plans.
What does the live forecast show for Larnaca right now?
The live forecast above gives you the current temperature, wind speed, and cloud cover for Larnaca. This is the most reliable snapshot for deciding if you need a jacket or sunscreen today. For the cyprus weather 10 days outlook, scroll further down the page – the widget updates automatically.
Cyprus weather by month – what to expect
Temperatures vary significantly across the year. Here’s a month-by-month breakdown for Larnaca, based on 30-year averages.
In February, daytime highs hover around 17°C, with sea temperatures near 16°C. Rainfall is highest in winter – expect about 70 mm over the month. Cyprus weather in november sees highs around 23°C, sea at 21°C, and rainfall increasing to 55 mm. Cyprus weather april is the start of the warm season: highs reach 23°C, sea temperatures climb to 19°C, and sunshine hours jump to nine per day.
Summer (June–September) is hot and dry. July and August average 34°C, with sea temperatures above 26°C. Rainfall is virtually zero. Autumn remains warm into October (28°C highs, sea 24°C). Winter (December–February) is mild and wetter, but still far warmer than the UK.
Best months to visit Cyprus
The ideal time for a beach holiday is May to October, when sea temperatures are above 22°C and rain is rare. April and November offer pleasant warmth with fewer crowds – perfect for sightseeing or hiking. For a cyprus weather forecast 30 days check before booking, use the Met Office long-range data linked below.
What to pack for Cyprus
For summer (May–October): light cotton clothing, a sun hat, high-factor sunscreen, and swimwear. Evenings are mild so a light cardigan may be needed. For winter (November–April): pack layers, a waterproof jacket, and warmer clothes for evenings. The cyprus weather next 15 days forecast will help you fine-tune your suitcase.
Rainy and quiet seasons
The wet season runs from November to February, with occasional heavy showers. Quiet season (November–March) sees fewer tourists and lower prices. For a cyprus weather 2 weeks outlook before travelling, our 10-day forecast is a practical tool. Compare conditions with nearby destinations like Crete weather to decide.
Frequently asked questions
How hot is it in Cyprus in April?
Daytime highs in Larnaca reach 23°C, falling to 13°C at night. Sea temperatures are around 19°C – pleasant for swimming if you are hardy. Expect nine hours of sunshine daily and only one or two rainy days.
How hot is it in Cyprus in February?
February is the coolest month alongside January. Daytime highs average 17°C, with night lows near 8°C. Sea temperature is 16°C. Rainfall is moderate (about 70 mm), and you get roughly six hours of sunshine per day.
How hot is it in Cyprus in November?
November remains warm: highs of 23°C, lows of 13°C. Sea temperature is 21°C – still swimmable for many. Sunshine hours drop to seven per day, and rainfall increases to 55 mm over the month. A light jacket is useful for evenings.
For UK-specific conditions, check the UK weather hub, and for comparisons with other Mediterranean destinations see our Antalya weather or Malta weather guides.
