July weather forecast
Croatia

July in Croatia signifies the peak of the summer season, with temperatures across the country at their highest and long, sunny days becoming the norm. It is characterized by hot weather, minimal rainfall, and an atmosphere buzzing with tourists and outdoor activities.

In the inland regions, including cities such as Zagreb and Čakovec, temperatures average between 71.6°F and 86°F. The sun-drenched landscapes hardly experience any rainfall, with precipitation amounts typically ranging from 1.97" to 2.76". The heat is significant but can be mitigated by retreating to the shade during peak afternoon hours.

The mountainous regions of the Dinaric Alps, including the Velebit and Pljesevica ranges, provide a cooler respite from the summer heat. Here, temperatures average between 68°F and 77°F. The high-altitude landscapes come alive with a range of activities, from hiking and mountain biking to wildlife spotting.

Along the Adriatic coast, cities such as Split, Dubrovnik, and the island of Hvar experience the most heat, with temperatures averaging between 82.4°F and 91.4°F. The coastal breeze somewhat tempers the heat, making it bearable and ideal for beach activities. Rainfall is least likely in these areas, averaging between 0.39" and 1.18".

July holds the record for the highest temperature ever registered in Croatia, with Ploče reaching a sweltering 109°F on August 5, 1981. This month is known for its hot and sunny weather, making it perfect for beachgoers and those looking to enjoy Croatia's many outdoor attractions. It is the zenith of the Croatian summer and draws in countless tourists to its pristine beaches, historical sites, and vibrant festivals.

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• Zagreb - July »
  July stands as the hottest month in Zagreb, recording the highest average maximum temperature of the year at 80.1°F. July is the warmest month exhibiting average temperatures of 80.1°F at the peak and 58.5°F at the base.
• Split - July »
  July stands out as Split's warmest month, with temperatures ranging between an average high of 85.6°F and a low of 70.9°F. July is the hottest month in Split, with temperatures climbing to the year's highest.
• Rijeka - July »
  The month with the least rainfall in Rijeka is July, when the rain falls for 8.8 days and typically collects 2.76" of precipitation. With the onset of July, Rijeka's weather sees a minor temperature rise, transitioning from 76.3°F in June to a still warm 82.2°F.
• Osijek - July »
  July, the hottest month of the year, pushes the temperature to its peak in Osijek, reaching an average of 81.7°F. With an average relative humidity of 69.6%, July is the least humid month in Osijek.
• Zadar - July »
  July in Zadar showcases the height of Croatia's summer, with the hottest temperatures of the year and lowest rainfall amounts. In July, the average sea temperature in Zadar is 76.3°F.
• Pula - July »
  The month with the least rainfall in Pula is July, when the rain falls for 10 days and typically collects 1.89" of precipitation. The zenith of summer, July, transforms Pula into a sun-drenched city, providing the maximum daylight and sunshine hours.
• Slavonski Brod - July »
  In Slavonski Brod during July, the rain falls for 10.4 days and regularly aggregates up to 3.46" of precipitation. With an average high-temperature of 81.3°F and an average low-temperature of 57.2°F, July is the warmest month in Slavonski Brod, Croatia.
• Karlovac - July »
  With the arrival of July, Karlovac's average high-temperature registers at a still warm 82.2°F, indicating a subtle variation from the previous month. In Karlovac, in July, during 12.3 rainfall days, 2.17" of precipitation is typically accumulated.
• Varaždin - July »
  Varaždin's warmest month, July, generally records average temperatures ranging from a high of 78.8°F to a low of 57.4°F. In Varaždin in July, during 12.1 rainfall days, 3.58" of precipitation is typically accumulated.
• Šibenik - July »
  Despite the high daytime temperatures, the town cools down pleasantly at night, ensuring restful sleep. Šibenik's transition into July brings a slight rise in the average high-temperature, moving from a moderately hot 75.9°F in June to a still warm 81.5°F. Šibenik sees an average low-temperature of 70.2°F during July. July represents the height of Šibenik's heavenly summer, with the highest average temperatures peaking at 81.5°F, marking it as an ideal month for sunbathing and seaside activities.
• Dubrovnik - July »
  The month with the least rainfall in Dubrovnik is July, when the rain falls for 7.8 days and typically collects 0.87" of precipitation. The month with the warmest seawater in Dubrovnik, Croatia, is July, with an average sea temperature of 77.9°F.