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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Insight weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

☀️35°C
Clear skyBodrumFeels like 36° · Wind 12 km/h · Humidity 33%
UV 8 Very HighSunrise 06:17Sunset 20:14
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Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Bodrum, the popular resort on Turkey’s Aegean coast, is seeing conditions typical of its Mediterranean climate according to the live forecast above, with sunshine and mild temperatures expected over the coming days.

What’s the outlook for the rest of the week?

The live forecast above points to a settled spell across the Bodrum Peninsula, with clear skies and light breezes from the north. Maximums will feel warm for the time of year, while nights remain cool near the coast. For a broader picture of how this compares with UK conditions, see our UK weather hub.

How far ahead can I check the forecast?

Most models give reliable signals for about ten days, making a weather in bodrum 10 days outlook useful for trip planning. For a longer view, the bodrum weather forecast 30 days is available from specialist long‑range sources, though confidence drops beyond two weeks. The bodrum weather 14 days forecast from the live provider above is a good middle ground, and you can also look at bbc weather bodrum 14 days data via the BBC weather website.

LocationBodrum, Muğla Province, south‑west Turkey
ClimateHot‑summer Mediterranean (Csa) – dry summers, mild winters
Peak seasonJune–September – daily highs typically 30–35 °C, sea temperatures around 25 °C
Winter averageDecember–February – daytime highs near 15 °C, occasional rain
Is the meltem wind strong in Bodrum?

The meltem, a northerly summer wind, often picks up in the afternoon, especially between July and September. It can make conditions feel cooler near the shore but rarely disrupts travel or outdoor plans.

When does the rainy season start?

Rainfall increases sharply from November into December, with January usually the wettest month. Summers are almost completely dry – expect no more than a handful of showers between June and September.

How reliable is the ten‑day forecast for Bodrum?

Day‑to‑day accuracy is high for the first five days. From day six to ten, general trends (e.g., settled vs unsettled) are useful, but exact timing of any showers becomes less certain. Complement with the live forecast above.