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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.

30°C
Partly cloudyCroatiaFeels like 30° · Wind 6 km/h · Humidity 32%
UV 7 HighSunrise 05:10Sunset 20:47
Today☁️31°15°💧18%
Thu31°18°💧3%
Fri🌤️31°18°💧0%
Sat33°15°💧0%
Sun33°16°💧20%
Mon🌫️26°19°💧38%
Tue🌫️28°19°💧18%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Croatia’s weather is split between a Mediterranean coast and a continental interior, meaning Dubrovnik and Split enjoy hot, dry summers while Zagreb sees colder winters. The live forecast above shows current conditions for the coast, but inland temperatures can be 5–10°C lower.

What is the weather like in Croatia by month?

Along the Adriatic, from Pula to Dubrovnik, summers (June–September) average 26–30°C with long sunny days and sea temperatures reaching 24°C. Winters (December–February) are mild and damp, rarely dropping below 5°C on the coast. Inland, around Zagreb and Plitvice, winters bring frost and occasional snow, while summers are warm and thundery. Spring and autumn offer pleasant 15–22°C weather, ideal for exploring without the crowds.

How does the coast differ from the interior?

The Dalmatian coast, including Split and Dubrovnik, has a classic Mediterranean climate—dry summers and mild, wet winters. The Istrian peninsula around Pula is similar but slightly cooler. Inland Croatia, such as the capital Zagreb and the Slavonia region, experiences a continental climate with colder winters, more snowfall, and hotter, stormier summers. Always check the live forecast above for your specific destination, as conditions can vary by region on the same day.

Hottest monthJuly (avg 28–30°C coast)
Coolest monthJanuary (avg 5–8°C coast)
Wettest periodNovember–December (coast)
Sea temperaturePeaks at 24°C in August
Is Croatia weather good for a summer holiday?

Yes—July and August offer reliable heat and little rain, especially in Dubrovnik and Split. Sea temperatures are perfect for swimming, but expect crowds and higher prices.

Does it snow in Croatia in winter?

Snow is rare on the coast—Dubrovnik and Pula see it once every few years. Inland, Zagreb and the mountains get regular snow from December to February, good for skiing.

What is the weather in Croatia for 14 days?

The live forecast above covers the next two weeks for major cities. For the most accurate croatia weather 14 days outlook, check that panel, as conditions can shift quickly on the coast.

For a broader look at conditions closer to home, see our UK weather hub or compare with Malta Weather for another Mediterranean option.