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Izmir

Avg weather in July

July

34^°

SUN

13 Hrsper day

RAIN

2 mmper month

HUMIDITY

50 %avg

WIND

8 Mphavg

Izmir weather July

What’s the weather like in Izmir in July?

Izmir weather in July is very warm, sunny and dry. It’s unlikely to rain in the summer, which makes it one of the best times to visit if you want to enjoy the city’s Mediterranean climate in full swing. You can expect high temperatures and lots of bright sunshine each day during your stay.

Geographical influences

If you’re looking for warm weather and constant sunshine, July is the best time to visit Izmir. The city is bursting with life in the summer and you’ll get to enjoy a more vibrant and lively atmosphere during your stay. If you want to enjoy time on the beach, head to the coast for soft golden sands, volleyball courts and windsurfing. For a cultural experience, take a day trip to the ancient ruins of Ephesus and explore its crumbling buildings that include libraries and an amphitheatre.

Averages

July enjoys some of the warmest weather of the year with temperatures ranging from 20°C at night up to 33°C during the day. The Mediterranean climate brings more sunshine in the summer and you’ll get to enjoy at least 14 hours of sunlight per day. It doesn’t rain much more than 1mm with sea breezes reaching speeds of up to 10mph. The lack of rain means humidity levels have also lowered since the spring to a more comfortable level of 52%.