Climate and Weather of Serbia

The far north of Serbia has a continental climate. This means cold winters and hot, humid summers with well distributed rainfall. The south has an temperate oceanic climate with hot, dry summers and relatively cold winters with heavy snowfall inland.

Seasons in Serbia

Serbia has four seasons. Winter starts in December and lasts till March. On average almost thirty days a year it snows in Belgrade (Beograd). In general significantly more snow falls in the southern half of Serbia. Here you will find different mountain ranges and due to the higher altitudes, it is generally colder which means more snow.

Starting mid-March, the chances of pleasant weather do increase. April, marking the start of spring, often sees days with temperatures around 18°C or more. Spring is relatively short, as summer typically begins by the end of May. The official summer months—June, July, and August—have warm, sunny days. The average afternoon temperatures during these months are between 25°C and 30°C with about nine hours of sunshine. September often continues to have summer-like days before autumn sets in around October. Autumn brings a noticeable drop in temperatures, with average afternoon temperatures decreasing significantly.

Best Time to Visit Serbia

The best time to visit Serbia is from May to September. However, July and August can bring extreme heat, with afternoon temperatures occasionally reaching around 35°C, which can be uncomfortable for some visitors. For city trips, such as to Belgrade, April, May, September, or October are ideal, offering pleasant temperatures without excessive heat. While June is the wettest month, spring and autumn generally have moderate precipitation levels. Serbia also offers beautiful experiences in winter.

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Check the conditions for any month of the year.