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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Southampton Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows today’s conditions for Cyprus, where the Mediterranean climate brings hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters across the island, from Larnaca to Protaras and beyond.
What is the weather in Cyprus like right now?
Cyprus sits in the eastern Mediterranean, giving it long, settled spells of sunshine through much of the year. For the next 10 days, the live forecast above indicates mostly clear skies and coastal warmth, though inland areas can feel a few degrees cooler by evening. Sea breezes often keep the south coast, including Limassol and Paphos, comfortable during peak summer months.
What should visitors know about Cyprus weather by month?
June through September bring the highest heat, with daytime temperatures regularly above 30°C. If you’re checking the 10 day forecast, expect stable conditions through these months. From November to March, rainfall increases, and the Troodos Mountains can see snow. The shoulder seasons of April, May and October offer more moderate heat, ideal for exploring the island or for a Malta comparison.
Frequently asked questions about Cyprus weather
What is the weather in Cyprus for the next 15 days?
The live forecast above covers the immediate outlook, but for a broader view, the 10 day forecast gives a reliable pattern. Beyond that, long-range models suggest settled warmth through summer, with occasional afternoon breezes.
Is the weather in Cyprus good for a two-week holiday?
Yes, especially from May to October. The 15-day outlook typically shows stable heat and clear skies. For cooler conditions, April and November offer pleasant Rome-style temperatures without the peak crowds.
How does the weather in Protaras compare to Larnaca?
Both sit on the east-southeast coast, so they share similar conditions. Protaras often feels slightly more exposed to sea breezes, while Larnaca can be a touch warmer inland. The 30-day trend for both remains consistent with Cyprus’s dry summer pattern.