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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Playlister UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Limassol’s weather offers a classic Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The live forecast above will give today’s specifics, but generally expect five distinct thermal seasons and a lengthy coastal summer that stretches into October.
What does the Limassol climate look like across the year?
Summers run from June to September, with clear skies and daily highs averaging 30–33°C. Winters (December to February) are mild, often around 16–18°C, though rain becomes frequent. Spring and autumn are short but pleasant, with sea temperatures staying swimmable through mid-autumn.
Limassol weather in December and for longer-term planning
If you are looking at limassol weather december, expect daytime highs near 17–18°C with occasional rain. The city stays mild compared to the UK, with hotel rates dropping. For those checking limassol weather 14 days or weather in limassol 10 days, the live forecast above is the best short-term snapshot. For a broader picture, the limassol weather 25 day forecast and limassol weather 30 days can help with holiday or work scheduling, though accuracy falls beyond two weeks. If you are monitoring limassol weather tomorrow, check the daily data in the live panel. The limassol weather by month trend shows July and August as dry and settled, while November to March bring more variable conditions. The term limassol weather kitas sometimes appears in local search – it likely refers to a specific district or microclimate near the Limassol suburb of Kitas, which shares the city’s general coastal pattern.
Is Limassol beach weather safe outside of summer?
Yes. From May to October, sea temperatures stay above 22°C, and wind conditions are usually calm. Even in April and November, the sea is tolerable for brief swims, though lifeguard services may be reduced.
Does Limassol ever get dust storms?
Occasionally. In spring, high-pressure systems over North Africa can blow fine Saharan sand over Cyprus. Visibility drops noticeably, especially in the Limassol coastal strip, but these episodes rarely last more than a day.
How different is Limassol weather from Paphos?
Limassol is slightly cooler in summer due to coastal breezes, but also gets marginally more winter rain. Paphos sits further west and often records clearer winter skies, while Limassol has a more pronounced dry summer heat.
For UK comparisons, see our UK weather hub, or check forecasts for Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow, Bristol, and Sheffield. Long-range UK readers often also view the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.