Winter in North Cyprus
North Cyprus is the most beautiful island in the Mediterranean. It is so fortunate to spread out that it has led to the formation of a unique habitat not only for humans, but also for a variety of inhabitants of flora and fauna. Many people love the weather in northern Cyprus, especially in winter. You have -5, -10, -20 °C now, and in the TRNC during the day, even in November, it is +21, +23 °C. In the evening, however, it gets cool and you want to put on a warm jacket. Many are thinking about where to go in December, including for the New Year and Christmas holidays. If you want to swim and sunbathe to your heart’s content, Cyprus is not for you. If you want to celebrate Christmas and spend the New Year in a warm country – then the Cypriot weather in December is the best! The weather is just a fairy tale compared to the Russian winter, but it can also be changeable. Some even manage to swim on clear days, but this is most likely an exception for special daredevils. Locals do not swim in winter. But many Russians love this idea, because we know what “water in Epiphany frosts” is. The sea will seem just hot for them. After all, the water temperature (namely the sea, not the pools) is about 15 ° C. The coldest months are January and February. Let’s talk about them now…
Autumn weather in Cyprus by month
September. The average temperature during the day is +30 °C, the temperature at night is +22 °C. In the mountains, the air temperature is 2-3 degrees lower than on the coast. The average water temperature in Cyprus in September is +26 °C. October. The average daytime temperature is +25 °C, the temperature at night is +19 °C. In the mountains, the air temperature is 2-3 degrees lower than on the coast. The average water temperature in Cyprus in October is +23 °C. November. The average daytime temperature is +22 °C, the temperature at night is +15 °C. In the mountains, the air temperature is lower than on the coast by 5 degrees or more. The average water temperature in Cyprus in November is +19 °C.
Weather in North Cyprus in January
January is a cold month for the TRNC. The lowest temperature on the coast can be 7 – 8 degrees. The average maximum temperature during the day reaches +15 ° C, + 18 ° C. Snow is already appearing in the mountains, and the mountain temperature is no higher than + 8 ° C. Quite often it rains or even hail, but let us remind you that snow falls here only in the mountains. Frost may appear inside the island, but this is very rare and not for long.
Weather in North Cyprus in February
There are days in February that are so warm that you feel the imminent arrival of spring. But winter is still here! Rain, cold, and wind are still present. The average maximum temperature during the day is +16 ° C. But at night it can be much colder than in December and January. February is considered the coldest month here. For example, in the mountains, the temperature ranges from +7 °C to +2 °C.
Climate of the island
Due to the unique location of the island, the climate is seriously different from other Mediterranean islands and countries. Cyprus is considered one of the most attractive places on Earth precisely because of its features. The island is recognized as one of the most favorable places to live.
We invite you to visit
If you are tired of winter with all its “charms”: colds, runny noses, blues and apathy, do not deny yourself the pleasure of visiting the island of Cyprus. Summer holidays in this wonderful corner will give you a charge of positive mood and good health. Source: Free Internet Article prepared by: Valerii Veles Ask your question directly to Veles experts.
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