#1 in July
27.4°C
NOAA Season Curve (May–Oct):
M
21.1°
J
24.7°
J
27.4°
A
28.4°
S
27.6°
O
25.5°
NOAA OISST v2.1 (1991–2020 30-YEAR CLIMATOLOGY)
CYCyprus Sea Temperature in July
Historical 30-year sea surface temperatures across 40 coastlines in Cyprus for July. Derived from NOAA 0.25° blended satellite and in-situ marine observations.
Climatology Notice: Temperatures represent the 30-year long-term historical average (1991–2020 normal), not a live single-day sensor forecast.
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Situated in the extreme eastern corner of the Mediterranean, the Levantine Sea basin absorbs massive solar irradiance with minimal Atlantic water exchange. Cyprus records Europe’s warmest coastal sea temperatures, averaging 27.5°C in August and sustaining 25.5°C through October and 22.0°C into November.
Oceanographic Phenomenon:Europe’s Warmest Marine Basin
Thermal Lag Characteristic:Extreme Levantine thermal lag: May waters start at 20.5°C, rising continuously to peak in late August and retaining summer-grade warmth through mid-autumn.
Peak Bathing Average:August (27.5°C)
Cyprus Beaches in July
Individual coordinate lookups from NOAA OISST v2.1 0.25° marine grid.
Showing 40 coastlines
Explore Sea Temperatures by Country
Spain(23.6°C)Albania(25.5°C)Montenegro(25.7°C)Turkey(27.2°C)Italy(25.9°C)Cyprus(27.7°C)Greece(25.4°C)France(22.4°C)Croatia(25.1°C)Malta(26.7°C)Bulgaria(25.1°C)Romania(24.7°C)Slovenia(25.4°C)Portugal(20.7°C)Poland(19°C)Sweden(18.3°C)Netherlands(18.5°C)Bosnia & Herzegovina(25.2°C)Monaco(24.6°C)Latvia(18.5°C)Estonia(18°C)Lithuania(18.8°C)Germany(18.6°C)Denmark(18°C)Norway(15.3°C)Belgium(18.7°C)United Kingdom(16.1°C)Ireland(15.9°C)Faroe Islands(10.9°C)Iceland(10.9°C)Finland(16.6°C)
