Greece climate
Greece climate
Tourist destinations in Greece
Weather charts for Greece
Cities in Greece
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Greece climate
Tourist regions in Greece, according to their climate, could be divided into 6 different areas, which have different climates. These are Crete, Greece - West coast, North Greece, Central Greece, South Greece, Aegean Sea. The selection of these regions covers the most visited areas according to our surveys, on the other hand, there could be nice places to see also outside of our selected regions.
South Greece is the region with the highest temperatures in Greece. During June - August day temperatures of 30 °C (85 °F) - 32 °C (90 °F) are expected.
On the other hand, the climate of North Greece is coldest with temperatures between 11 °C (51 °F) - 11 °C (52 °F) during the months of December - February.
The highest sea temperatures in Greece could be found in Crete, where the sea temperature in July - September will be around 24 °C (76 °F) - 25 °C (77 °F).
The least cloudy region in Greece is Aegean Sea with 91 % of sunshine a day during its sunniest months June - September.
The region with the most sun hours (without clouds) during a day is Aegean Sea, which enjoys 13 hours in June - August.
Greece has the windiest region and it is Crete with an average level of wind 5 during June - August.
During the night and the morning, the region with the highest temperature is Crete, which has night temperatures between 21 - 24 in the period of June - September.
Regions with just a few days of precipitation, which means regions with a dry climate, are following: Crete, North Greece, Central Greece, South Greece, Aegean Sea.