Manama Weather in July
July in Manama brings extremely high temperatures around 36°C (97°F) during the day, dropping to 33°C (91°F) at night, with the driest conditions of the year.
Rainfall in Manama in July
This month sees the least rain of the year, making it well suited for outdoor adventures. Looking at the last 30 years, the data shows about 0 days with rain, averaging 0 mm (0 in) for the month.
Temperature in Manama in July
In July, Manama gets extremely high temperatures, with highs of 36°C (97°F). Nights cool to around 33°C (91°F). If you're spending a lot of time outdoors, it helps to plan around the warmer part of the day. Nights are warm at 33°C (91°F), which can make sleeping uncomfortable. Keeping windows open or using a fan can help. A cold shower before bed is also a good way to cool down.
Sunshine in Manama in July
Expect a lot of sunshine this month, with about 332 hours of sun. These sunny conditions add to the overall experience.
Wind Speed in Manama in July
July sees wind speeds averaging 4 m/s (8 knots). You'll experience variable conditions with moderate winds that create small waves on water and keep branches moving. Conditions range from light winds to moderate breezes throughout the month.
Average water temperature in July
The water is 31°C (88°F) — very warm by most standards. Comfortable to swim in, but not particularly refreshing if you're looking to cool off.If you're looking for dry conditions and comfortable temperatures, July may not be the ideal month to visit Manama. Our weather planner can help you explore destinations with more pleasant weather conditions.
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Manama Temperature in July
Min Temperature
33°C (91°F)
Max Temperature
36°C (97°F)
Water Temperature
31°C (88°F) *
Chance of Rain
0%
Precipitation
0 mm (0 in)
Rainy days
0 days
Humidity
68% *
Windspeed
4 m/s (8 knots) *
Sunshine
332 hours *
Percentage Sunshine
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Daily Historical Temperatures
50-year average (1976-2025)
Based on our historical records, temperatures in Manama typically stay consistent throughout July, with daily highs averaging around 36°C (97°F). Nights are warm, with lows around 32°C (90°F).
Average temperatures in July
Historical weather for Manama in July
Browse day-by-day weather records for Manama spanning 51 years. Select any month and year to see actual temperatures, rainfall, and conditions recorded on each day.
Manama historical weather extremes in July
Based on 49 years of weather observations (1976-2025), these are the most extreme conditions recorded in Manama.
- On July 14, 2010, temperatures climbed to 48°C (118°F), marking the warmest July day on record.
- Manama experienced its chilliest July day on July 2, 2004, reaching only 33°C (91°F).
- Manama registered its coldest July night on July 7, 1985, with temperatures dropping to 24°C (75°F).
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What to Wear in Manama in July
Pack for serious heat in Manama in July. Prioritize clothing that breathes and doesn't cling or stick. Lightweight cotton, linen, and moisture-wicking fabrics are ideal. A wide hat provides welcome shade. The water temperature sits at about 31°C (88°F), making it perfect for swimming and water activities. Don't forget to pack your favorite swimwear and perhaps some snorkel gear. You'll definitely want to pack sunglasses and sunscreen. There will be plenty of bright sunshine this month.What To Do in Manama in July
We rated the following activities from 1 (least suitable) to 10 (best) to do.
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Temperature Rainfall Sunshine Humidity Wind Speed Water Temp
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