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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Morning Times weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions. Croatia’s weather varies significantly by coast and inland, so expect cooler mornings on the Adriatic and warmer afternoons further south near Dubrovnik.
What is the typical weather in Croatia right now?
The live forecast above shows current temperatures and wind for the coast and inland. Along the Dalmatian coast, including Split and Dubrovnik, sea breezes often keep afternoons milder than in the continental interior. Inland areas such as Zagreb can be a few degrees cooler overnight. For a detailed picture, check the 10-day forecast for the UK or the live feed above – conditions shift quickly when a bora wind arrives.
What should I pack for Croatia this week?
Pack layers. The Adriatic coast – from Pula in Istria down to Dubrovnik – can be warm in the sun but cool in the shade or after sunset. A light jacket or fleece is useful for evenings. If you’re heading inland, a waterproof jacket is sensible even if the live forecast shows dry weather, as mountain showers can develop quickly. Check the UK weather hub for comparison before you travel.
What is the weather in Croatia by month?
From April to October the coast is warm and mostly dry. July and August are hottest, with inland areas often stormy in the afternoon. November to March is cooler and wetter, especially in the north. For specific months, refer to the live forecast above or the Met Office’s monthly outlook for Croatia.
Is the BBC weather for Croatia reliable?
The BBC Weather service uses Met Office data, so it’s a reliable source for daily forecasts. For the current live conditions, the feed above gives the most up‑to‑date information for major towns like Split and Dubrovnik.
What is the weather in Croatia for the next 14 days?
The live forecast above shows a 14‑day outlook for coastal resorts and inland cities. In summer, expect mostly sunny spells with occasional thunderstorms. In spring and autumn, the 14‑day trend often shows alternating sunny and showery days.