Weather in Limassol for the next 10 days
Kypros Weather by NeSkazanoupdated 8 November at 21:17About
Next 10 days
The bar in each card shows how the temperature changes from night to day.
10-day temperature
Over the next 10 days in Limassol, daytime highs range from +18° to +23°. It gets warmer towards the end of the period.
10 days at a glance
- Warmest day: Sun, 15 November, up to +23°.
- Coldest night: Mon, 9 November, +10°.
- Rain: Thu 12 (1.4 mm).
10-day weather in Limassol: overview
The forecast in Limassol up to 17 November: highs of +18° to +23°, lows of +10° to +15°. On average, daytime temperatures are 3° below normal (+24°).
Overall, it gets warmer towards the end of the period. The warmest day will be Sunday 15 November, up to +23°. The coldest night is expected on 9 November, at +10°.
Rain is likely on one day: Thu 12, around 2.3 mm in total. No night frost is expected.
Day by day: Sun 8 partly cloudy, +20°…+11°; Mon 9 partly cloudy, +18°…+10°; Tue 10 mostly clear, +19°…+10°; Wed 11 light rain, +20°…+12°; Thu 12 partly cloudy, +21°…+14°; Fri 13 mostly clear, +21°…+14°; Sat 14 partly cloudy, +22°…+14°; Sun 15 clear, +23°…+15°; Mon 16 mostly clear, +22°…+15°; Tue 17 mostly clear, +22°…+14°.
Limassol 10-day forecast: how to use it
The 10-day forecast for Limassol shows how dry and rainy days alternate on the south coast of Cyprus. Winters here are mild, and in August the average daytime temperature is 34°C.
01How accurate a 10-day forecast is
The first two or three days of the forecast are the most reliable: the temperature and the general pattern of the weather are usually better defined. After that, confidence drops, especially about when and where rain will fall. Towards the end of the ten days, the forecast mainly shows a trend towards warmer, cooler or wetter weather. Limassol stretches along Akrotiri Bay, with the slopes of the Troodos Mountains rising behind the town. On an island, close to the sea, cloud and rain can vary noticeably even from one part of the coast to another.
In winter, showers are often short and local: rain can fall on one part of Limassol and leave another dry. So a rain icon on a day further ahead still leaves the exact hour for a walk uncertain. At the same time, the sea softens winter cold spells: in January the average night-time temperature is 11°C. Frost and snow are extremely rare on the Limassol coast.
02When the weather in Limassol changes most
In spring, daytime temperatures in Limassol rise most sharply between April and May: by 4°C on average. This shift coincides with the end of the wet part of the year. The rainy season runs from November to March, April is already noticeably drier, and May opens the driest stretch of the year. It is at turning points like this that the ten-day forecast is most useful for choosing a day for a long excursion. In Limassol the dry period lasts until the end of September.
In autumn the biggest drop comes between November and December, when the daytime temperature falls by 5°C. The rain returns earlier, in November, so the cooler weather and changes of plan because of rain may come in different weeks. The ten-day forecast lets you see changes like these coming before the weekend. December is the wettest month of the year in Limassol.
Frequently asked questions
Will there be frost in Limassol in the coming days?
Not in the 10-day forecast: nights stay above zero.
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.
How much rain falls in Limassol in a year?
About 408 mm a year, most of it in December: around 100 mm.
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).