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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the StoryShift weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live forecast above shows current conditions for Split, Croatia. With a Mediterranean climate, the best times for a holiday are May to September for heat, and shoulder months for comfortable sightseeing with smaller crowds.
What is the weather in Split like by month?
Split has hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. For warm beach weather, June through September are ideal with highs regularly above 27°C. Weather Split Croatia by month shows a distinct shift: spring (April) sees averages of 16-20°C, ideal for exploring Diocletian’s Palace without overheating. Autumn (October) remains pleasant at 20-22°C, though rain increases. Weather Split Croatia November turns cooler (12-15°C) and is the wettest month. Weather Split Croatia February remains chilly (10-13°C) and windy, making it a quiet, low-cost option for city breaks. Weather Split Croatia April is a sweet spot for value, with blossoming nature and fewer tourists.
What should I pack for a trip to Split?
For summer, pack light clothing, swimwear, sunblock, and a light jacket for breezy evenings. For spring and autumn (weather Split Croatia October and April), layers are essential: a waterproof coat, comfortable walking shoes, and a mid-layer for cooler mornings. In winter (weather Split Croatia November to February), you’ll need a warm coat, scarf, and gloves, as coastal winds can be biting. For a 14-day trip, check weather Split Croatia 10 days or weather Split Croatia 14 days before departing to fine-tune your packing.
When is the best time to avoid crowds in Split?
May and September offer warm weather (20-25°C) but far fewer tourists than peak July and August. Accommodation costs drop, and key sights like the old town are more peaceful.
Can I swim in the sea in October?
Sea temperatures in October still hover around 20-22°C, so swimming is possible for the hardy. The air is warm enough for beach days, but pack a wetsuit for longer swims.
Does it snow in Split in winter?
Snow is very rare in coastal Split; you will see rain and occasional hail. For snow, head inland to the Dinaric Alps. The city itself stays mostly frost-free but can feel damp.
For more ideas, see our UK weather hub or compare with Crete weather for another Mediterranean option. For week-ahead planning, check the 10 day weather forecast UK for departure details.