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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Evening Ledger weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Check the live forecast above for Split’s current conditions, then plan around its distinct seasonal split: hot, dry summers contrast sharply with cool, wet winters, making spring and autumn the most comfortable windows for travel.
What is the weather like in Split by month?
Split’s Mediterranean climate delivers mild, rainy winters (December–February average 5–10°C) and hot, mostly dry summers (June–August average 26–32°C). The shoulder months offer the best balance for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
- Weather Split Croatia April: Spring arrives with 12–18°C averages and increasing sunshine. Ideal for walking Diocletian’s Palace without summer crowds.
- Weather Split Croatia October: Mild 15–20°C days, but rainfall rises sharply. Pack layers and a light waterproof jacket.
- Weather Split Croatia February: Coolest month, 5–11°C, with frequent rain. Fewer tourists and lower accommodation rates.
- Weather Split Croatia November: Wet and windy, 8–14°C. Many coastal ferry services reduce schedules; check ahead.
How reliable are 10-day and 14-day forecasts for Split?
Forecasts within 10 days are generally reliable for temperature trends, but day-to-day accuracy drops beyond that. For planning, check weather Split Croatia 10 days before departure and revisit a weather Split Croatia 14 days outlook only as a rough guide.
- Use the live 7-day forecast above for immediate packing decisions.
- For longer-range planning, combine the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK methodology with local Croatian met office data.
- Mountain winds (bura) can suddenly drop temperatures in winter; always verify the day before travel.
Does Split have good weather for a beach holiday?
Yes, from June to September. Sea temperatures reach 24–26°C, and rainfall is minimal. July and August are peak season, so book early for Bacvice or Kasjuni beaches.
When does the bura wind affect Split?
The bura, a cold northerly wind, typically strikes from November to March. It can clear skies but drop feels-like temperatures by 5–8°C, especially in exposed areas.
Is Split weather similar to other Mediterranean spots?
It shares a climate with Rome Weather and coastal Croatia, but summers are slightly drier than Malta Weather. Winters are milder than Crete Weather or Antalya Weather.