Weather in Nicosia for the next 10 days
Next 10 days
The bar in each card shows how the temperature changes from night to day. Pale cards are estimates: the MET Norway forecast does not reach these days yet, so they show the monthly normal adjusted for the Copernicus trend.
10-day temperature
Over the next 9 days in Nicosia, daytime highs range from +20° to +24°. Temperatures hold steady.
10 days at a glance
- Warmest day: Sat, 14 November, up to +24°.
- Coldest night: Thu, 12 November, +10°.
- Almost no rain.
10-day weather in Nicosia: overview
Over the coming days in Nicosia, daytime highs range from +20° to +24° and night-time lows from +10° to +15°. On average that is close to the climate normal (+23° by day).
Overall, no sharp changes are expected. The warmest day will be Saturday 14 November, up to +24°. The coldest night is expected on 12 November, at +10°.
The forecast shows no notable rain for this period. No night frost is expected.
Day by day: Wed 11 partly cloudy, +20°…+11°; Thu 12 partly cloudy, +22°…+10°; Fri 13 partly cloudy, +23°…+10°; Sat 14 partly cloudy, +24°…+11°; Sun 15 mostly clear, +23°…+15°; Mon 16 mostly clear, +23°…+15°; Tue 17 partly cloudy, +24°…+14°; Wed 18 cloudy, +22°…+13°; Thu 19 clear, +24°…+14°.
Nicosia 10-day forecast: how to use it
The 10-day weather forecast for Nicosia shows whether the heat will hold and when rain is possible. In July the average daytime temperature here is 38°C, and in winter there is a marked difference between the warmth of the day and the cool of the night.
01How accurate a 10-day forecast is
The first two or three days of the forecast are the most reliable: the temperature and the timing of any rain are usually pinned down better. After that, confidence drops, but the trend is still useful: warming, cooling, a dry spell or the arrival of rain. The exact hour of a downpour at the end of a ten-day forecast can still change. Cyprus is surrounded by sea, but Nicosia lies in the interior of the island, on the Mesaoria plain between the Troodos Mountains and the Kyrenia range. With no sea nearby, the warmth of the day here gives way to a noticeably cooler night: in January the average is 16°C by day and 6°C at night.
Winter downpours are often short and local, so a rain symbol on a given day still leaves room for dry spells. The timing and location of rain become clearer as the date gets closer. Even in a capital with relatively low annual rainfall, winter weather can be changeable: according to long-term data, Nicosia gets 345 mm a year.
02When the weather in Nicosia changes most
Between March and April, the daytime temperature in Nicosia rises by 5°C, the sharpest increase of the spring. This is when conditions for long outings in the city can change noticeably within a single ten-day period: a cool start gives way to much warmer days. The rainy season is still under way, so the spring warm-up may alternate with rain. According to long-term figures, the rainy season ends in May, and June is already outside it.
In autumn the most noticeable cooling comes between October and November, when the daytime temperature falls by 6°C. The rainy season starts earlier, in October, so the rain returns before the biggest drop in temperature. In these transitional weeks a ten-day forecast is especially useful for seeing how warm and cool spells will follow each other. In late autumn both the days and the nights in Nicosia get colder.
Frequently asked questions
Will there be frost in Nicosia in the coming days?
Not in the 9-day forecast: nights stay above zero.
What is the average temperature in Nicosia in November?
In November the average daytime high is +23° and the night-time low +11°, with about 42 mm of rain over the month. These are long-term averages from Cyprus Department of Meteorology stations.
How much rain falls in Nicosia in a year?
About 345 mm a year, most of it in December: around 84 mm.
← 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).