Weather in Croatia
Real-time conditions & 3-day outlook · Air quality included
Air Quality Index
Weather Alerts 4
Locally strong NE wind. Maximum wind gusts 35-45 knots (65-85 km/h)
IMPACT: Although rather usual in this region, locally or potentially dangerous wind speeds are expected to produce dangerous wave conditions to small crafts. Inexperienced mariners, especially those operating smaller vessels, should avoid navigating in these conditions. Mariners should pay close att...
Locally fresh NE wind. Maximum wind gusts 35-40 knots (65-75 km/h)
IMPACT: Although rather usual in this region, locally or potentially dangerous wind speeds are expected to produce dangerous wave conditions to small crafts. Inexperienced mariners, especially those operating smaller vessels, should avoid navigating in these conditions. Mariners should pay close att...
Locally fresh NE wind. Maximum wind gusts 35-40 knots (65-75 km/h)
IMPACT: Although rather usual in this region, locally or potentially dangerous wind speeds are expected to produce dangerous wave conditions to small crafts. Inexperienced mariners, especially those operating smaller vessels, should avoid navigating in these conditions. Mariners should pay close att...
High temperatures may affect the health of sensitive members of the population.
You are recommended to stay in the shade at midday and in the afternoon, while intense physical effort in the open is not recommended. Eat light food and drink enough liquids. Vehicles parked in the sun should be aired out before driving.
Today's Hourly Forecast
24-hour breakdown for Croatia
3-Day Forecast
Daily overview for Croatia
Best Time to Visit Croatia
July and August are peak season — Dubrovnik, Split, and the most popular islands like Hvar and Korčula become extremely crowded, accommodation prices reach their highest, and the sheer volume of visitors can diminish the experience in the most popular spots. However, this is also when the full Mediterranean summer energy is at its most electric — beach clubs throb, outdoor dining runs until midnight, and the islands feel gloriously alive. For Zagreb and the national parks like Plitvice, spring (April to May) and autumn (October) are ideal — mild temperatures, lush scenery, and far fewer visitors than the coastal summer rush. Winter in Dubrovnik, free of cruise ship crowds, has its own quiet appeal for architecture enthusiasts.