Weather in Greece
Expats living in Greece can plan on a suitable amount of sunshine no matter the time of year. Even in mid-winter residents can look forward to at least five hours of natural light, and in mid-summer a stunning twelve to fourteen.
Weather in Greece is made up of longer winter and summer seasons and quick, transitional spring and autumn seasons.
Though the nation harbours mountains, islands and a significant coastline expats can generally count on hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters in all regions.
The most pleasant months tend to be April to May and September to October. July and August tend to be the hottest months, with temperatures rising as high as 40°C (over 100°F). Cities around the coast find mild relief in the cool, off-shore breezes, but otherwise summers can be intense and rife with humidity.
Overall though, expats will find regardless of the weather in Greece, the frequent sunshine is enough to brighten any dim day and warm up any cold spirit.
Weather in Greece is made up of longer winter and summer seasons and quick, transitional spring and autumn seasons.Though the nation harbours mountains, islands and a significant coastline expats can generally count on hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters in all regions.
The most pleasant months tend to be April to May and September to October. July and August tend to be the hottest months, with temperatures rising as high as 40°C (over 100°F). Cities around the coast find mild relief in the cool, off-shore breezes, but otherwise summers can be intense and rife with humidity.
Overall though, expats will find regardless of the weather in Greece, the frequent sunshine is enough to brighten any dim day and warm up any cold spirit.
