Weather In Olbia

Centrally located in the Mediterranean Sea, Olbia, on the island of Sardinia, has a warm, temperate marine climate. The weather is hot and dry in summer and mild and humid during the winter. Sardinia is a windy region. The main wind during the winter is known locally as the Mistral, which comes from the northwest. During the summer it blows hot, drying out the land and burning the vegetation.

Summer and autumn

The hottest months are July and August, but the presence of the sea and the winds bring welcome relief. Swimming is best from June to October, with water temperatures from 21C to 23C (24C in July and August). Tourism on Sardinia is strictly high-season, which falls in July and August.

Winter and spring

During spring, the average temperature is about 13C to 14C, with brief spells of rain. Most rain falls at the end of autumn, the beginning of winter, the end of winter and the beginning of the spring. The temperature of the sea between January and March does not go below 13C. Travelling in the off-season (May, June and September), visitors can still enjoy the fine weather with much fewer crowds and lower prices, but they may also find that many tourist services are not available.

Average Temperature (°C)

30 22 15 8 0

Jan 13.2

Feb 13.8

Mar 15.4

Apr 17.8

May 21.4

Jun 25.3

Jul 28.6

Aug 28.4

Sep 25.8

Oct 21.5

Nov 17.5

Dec 14.7

Rainfall (mm)

80 60 40 20 0

Jan 47.3

Feb 72.6

Mar 63.4

Apr 56.1

May 37.4

Jun 18.4

Jul 6.4

Aug 28.1

Sep 40.8

Oct 58.4

Nov 55.6

Dec 97.9