Weather in Cyprus
The climate in Cyprus is prime for potential sun-worshippers and those looking to live out their twilight years in consistently "good" weather.
The small island enjoys typically Mediterranean weather patterns complemented by consistently sunny days; in fact, on average the sun smiles down on residents roughly 236 days per annum.
From mid-May to mid-September it's summertime in Cyprus; the climate is hot and dry and only punctuated with small shouts of sporadic rainfall. Cloudless skies are the order of the day, and in Nicosia average minimum and maximum temperatures range from 22°C/72°F to 33°C/91°F.
November to mid-March is wintertime in Cyprus; during which the island receives nearly 60% of its precipitation. Winter temperatures are mild, and the short season is wedged between brief periods of autumn and spring. Though Nicosia's average minimum (5°C/41°F) and maximum (15°C/59°F) temperatures are considerably lower than their summer counterparts, it's still often warm enough for expats to take a leisurely lunch outdoors on the patio.
Many who have relocated find that their favourite climate in Cyprus is during September and October; a second spring of sort marked by pleasant heat and little rainfall.
The small island enjoys typically Mediterranean weather patterns complemented by consistently sunny days; in fact, on average the sun smiles down on residents roughly 236 days per annum.
From mid-May to mid-September it's summertime in Cyprus; the climate is hot and dry and only punctuated with small shouts of sporadic rainfall. Cloudless skies are the order of the day, and in Nicosia average minimum and maximum temperatures range from 22°C/72°F to 33°C/91°F.
November to mid-March is wintertime in Cyprus; during which the island receives nearly 60% of its precipitation. Winter temperatures are mild, and the short season is wedged between brief periods of autumn and spring. Though Nicosia's average minimum (5°C/41°F) and maximum (15°C/59°F) temperatures are considerably lower than their summer counterparts, it's still often warm enough for expats to take a leisurely lunch outdoors on the patio.
Many who have relocated find that their favourite climate in Cyprus is during September and October; a second spring of sort marked by pleasant heat and little rainfall.
