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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the DailyCity weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows today’s conditions for Croatia, a long, narrow country on the Adriatic coast where weather varies sharply from the Istrian peninsula in the north to Dalmatia in the south. Expect a mix of sun and coastal breezes this week.
What is the weather like in Croatia today?
Coastal areas such as Dubrovnik and Split are seeing warm, settled conditions thanks to a ridge of high pressure over the Adriatic. Inland, particularly around Zagreb, cloud cover is thicker and a few light showers may drift across from the mountains. Winds remain light to moderate, picking up only near exposed headlands like Pula.
How does Croatia weather change by month?
Summer (June–August) brings hot, dry days, especially along the Dalmatian coast, with sea temperatures reaching 25°C. Winter (December–February) is milder than inland Europe but can be wet, particularly in the north around Pula and Rijeka. Spring and autumn offer pleasant conditions for visiting, though sudden thunderstorms are possible.
Is the 10-day forecast reliable for Croatia?
A 10-day outlook gives a solid indication of broad trends, but local conditions – especially the bora wind in the north – can shift quickly. Check the live forecast above for the most up-to-date detail.
What should I pack for Croatia weather in July?
Light clothing, sun protection and a light jacket for evenings along the coast. Inland, especially near Plitvice Lakes, a rainproof layer is wise as afternoon showers are common.
Does Croatia have a Mediterranean climate everywhere?
No – the coast enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild, wet winters, but inland Croatia has a continental climate: colder winters, hotter summers and more rainfall year-round.
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For a broader view of conditions nearer home, see the UK weather hub or check the 10-day forecast for the UK. Whether you’re planning a trip to Dubrovnik, Split or Pula, the live forecast above is your best guide.