Weather in Limassol today
Kypros Weather by NeSkazanoupdated 8 November at 21:17About
- Humidity48%
- Sea+23°
- Waves0.8 m · moderate
- Pressure1024 hPa · high
Dry for the rest of the dayWhat to wear: sweater or windbreaker
- Sea+23°C
- Waves0.8 m · moderate
- Feels like+14°C
- Humidity48%
- Pressure · high1024 hPa
Hour by hour
Pressure1024 hPa· high
7-day forecast
Monday, 9 November hour by hour
Pressure1025 hPa· high
Tuesday, 10 November hour by hour
Pressure1023 hPa· normal
Wednesday, 11 November hour by hour
Pressure1020 hPa· normal
Thursday, 12 November hour by hour
Pressure1020 hPa· normal
Friday, 13 November hour by hour
Pressure1021 hPa· normal
Saturday, 14 November hour by hour
Pressure1019 hPa· normal
Orange: a temperature 5° or more away from the monthly climate normal, or pressure far from normal for the city's altitude.
Right now in Limassol it is +14° and clear, feels like +14°. Daytime high +20°, overnight low +11°, wind 9 m/s from the NE. Sea +23°, normal for November. No rain is expected for the rest of the day. Pressure 1024 hPa, high.
Sea and sun
0.8 mnow, moderate · up to 0.7 m tomorrow in the morning — swim with care
Tips for today
No umbrella needed
Dry for the rest of the day
Travel light
Sweater or windbreaker
Feels like +13° to +14°
A scarf for the wind
Laundry will dry outdoors
Humidity 49%
Hang it out in the morning
Better walk tomorrow by day
It's already dark today
Plan for the morning
Swim with care
Water +23°, waves up to 0.8 m, wind up to 9 m/s
Stay close to the shore
No sunscreen needed
The sun is no longer strong
Sunglasses optional
This day a year ago: 8 November 2025
Today is cooler than a year ago
In Limassol the daytime high is +20°, 7° lower than on 8 November 2025.Last year: NASA POWER observations, adjusted to the Cyprus Department of Meteorology station normal. Today: MET Norway forecast.
Next 10 days
The bar in each card shows how the temperature changes from night to day.
Weather in Limassol today: in detail
Today, Sunday 8 November, in Limassol: partly cloudy, +14° right now, feels like +14°. The high is +20° and the low +11°. That is 4° below the November normal (+24°).
Through the day: evening +14°, night +11°, morning +15°, afternoon +18°. The day should stay dry.
Wind from the north-east, up to 9 m/s. Pressure 1024 hPa, high. Sunrise at 06:14, sunset at 16:48: 10 h 33 min of daylight.
Humidity around 49%. Tomorrow (9 November) turns cooler: partly cloudy, +18° by day, +10° at night.
What to wear: sweater or windbreaker (feels like +13° to +14°). You probably won't need an umbrella.
Weather in Limassol: what shapes it and what to expect
Limassol combines a mild coastal winter with a hot summer: in August the average daytime temperature is 34°C. Humidity from the sea makes the heat feel stronger, and most of the rain falls in the cooler half of the year.
01What shapes the weather in Limassol
Limassol stretches along Akrotiri Bay on the south coast of Cyprus, with the slopes of the Troodos Mountains rising behind the town. The sea warms up and cools down slowly, so it takes the edge off the summer heat and holds on to warmth in winter. Inland, the contrast between day and night is sharper: in the capital, Nicosia, summers are hotter and winter nights colder. In Limassol even a January day warms up to 18°C on average.
In spring a sunny day can already feel like summer, even though the water is still cool. In April the average daytime temperature is 23°C, while the sea has only warmed to 19°C. Because of this gap, it is cooler by the water than on a sunlit street in town. If you plan to sit by the sea for a long time in spring, wear something that covers your shoulders. Frost is very rare on the Limassol coast, and so is snow.
02What each season brings
Summer heat in Limassol comes with almost no rain: according to long-term records, July gets 0 mm. Cloud does not always bring the relief you hope for, especially when it is humid. From April to September the midday UV index usually reaches 7 or higher. Even with a light breeze, you need a hat and sunscreen if you are outside for long; anything that has to be done in direct sun is best moved from midday to the morning.
In the cooler half of the year there can be thundery downpours. December is the wettest month, with an average of 100 mm. In winter storms, strong wind can whip up waves and drive rain sideways under awnings, so by the sea a raincoat that fastens up is more practical. When the air brings dust from the deserts, a dust haze can set in: the sky turns dull and distant outlines lose their sharpness. This haze can occur without rain, and the dust may settle on balcony furniture and windows around Limassol.
03Wind, humidity and how the heat feels
In summer the sea air adds humidity, so the heat in Limassol can feel heavier than the temperature suggests. Inland, the summer heat is drier. During the day the sea breeze brings some relief, but the coastal air stays humid. In a sheltered corner with no breeze, the same temperature feels different from a place where the air moves freely between buildings.
The "feels like" figure accounts for the way humidity and wind change how warm or cold it seems. The difference from the thermometer reading is most noticeable in humid heat or in cool, windy weather. Evenings in Limassol can stay muggy too: in August the average night-time temperature is 25°C, so an open window does not always cool the room much.
04How Limassol compares with other towns in Cyprus
Among the towns of Cyprus, only Nicosia has a hotter July than Limassol. In Paphos the average daytime temperature that month is 30°C and in Larnaca 33°C, so a summer day in Limassol is usually hotter. Beach time here is best kept for the morning or the late afternoon. Limassol has the mildest winter nights of the towns compared here; an evening trip up to the Troodos Mountains needs warmer clothes than a walk around town.
For rainfall, too, Limassol is second only to the Troodos Mountains: it gets 408 mm a year, against 791 mm in the mountains. Paphos, Larnaca, Nicosia, Ayia Napa and Protaras are all drier. In winter, waterproof shoes and a waterproof coat make sense in Limassol even when the air is fairly warm.
05The months at a glance
The warmest month in Limassol is August, with an average daytime temperature of 34°C, and the coldest is January, with nights averaging 11°C. The rainy season runs from November to March. This is the time of year when waterproof clothing is most useful: long walks around town or outdoor work may well happen in the rain.
Going by the water temperature, the comfortable swimming season lasts from May to December, when the sea is at least 21°C. The water is warmest in August, at 28°C on average. In autumn the sea holds on to its stored heat for a long time and stays warmer than the night air. For more on how the weather in Limassol changes through the year and what that means for a holiday, see the "Month" page.
Moon
Waning crescent, 1%
Sun
06:14 – 16:48 · daylight 10 h 33 min
Pressure
1024 hPa · steady
Climate in Limassol
Limassol has a long, dry summer, with average daytime highs of up to 34°C, and a short, mild winter. The sea holds its warmth for a long time, and most of the rain falls in the cooler half of the year.
Frequently asked questions
What is the sea temperature in Limassol now?
NOAA satellite data for 7 November shows +23°; the November normal is +23°. Water from +22° is comfortable for swimming.
What is the weather in Limassol tomorrow?
Tomorrow, 9 November: a high of +18° and a low of +10°, partly cloudy, dry.
What is the average temperature in Limassol in November?
In November the average daytime high is +24° and the night-time low +16°, with about 78 mm of rain over the month. These are long-term averages from Cyprus Department of Meteorology stations.
Does Cyprus have tides?
Yes, but they are barely noticeable: around Cyprus the difference between high and low tide is about 20–30 cm. Wind and waves matter far more for swimming and fishing.
← All Cyprus cities · Forecast data: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0). Sea temperature: NOAA OISST. Waves: E.U. Copernicus Marine Service Information. Warnings: Cyprus Department of Meteorology via MeteoAlarm (CC BY 4.0). Dust: Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS).