Today's weather for Belek, Turkey25th Nov 2009 10:50
Last Updated : 25th Nov 2009 10:50 GMT 25th Nov 2009 12:50 EET
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Holiday Reviews for Belek
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This evening's weather forecast for
Belek, Turkey
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Partly Cloudy skies
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12°c (54°f) | SSW 1mph (2 kph) |
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+2 hours
Belek is in the time zone (EET) which has a difference of +2 hours to GMT.
Local Time25 Nov 2009 14:13
GMT25 Nov 2009 12:13
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Sunrise 06:10hrs
Sunset 16:02hrs
Moonrise 11:53hrs
Moonset 23:49hrs
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Weather Overview for Belek
Belek
is a popular beach resort situated on Turkey’s
southern Mediterranean coast. It is a modern resort, overlooked by the towering
Belek enjoys an excellent southern Mediterranean climate with long hot dry summers and over 300 days of sunshine a year. Winters are mild, but see the majority of the yearly rainfall.
Summer
Summers in this part of the world are long and hot with sunshine in abundance. By May daily highs are frequently in the mid 20s and above. The temperature steadily rises reaching an average of 28°C in July and August with highs of 34°C and lows of 22°C. Daily highs remain above 30°C in September and are still above 25°C in October.
Mid-summer really is very hot with the mercury often rising into the 40s. The highest temperature recorded is nearly 45°C. Thankfully, Belek’s coastal location means that it often benefits from cooling sea breezes. Believe me these are very welcome on the hottest days!
Rainfall in summer is very low and the arid countryside is proof of this. The period between June and September sees just 30mm in total on average – that is less than 3% of the annual rainfall.
Winter
December to February sees average temperatures between 11°C and 12°C with highs in the mid teens and lows down to about 6°C at night. So while the nights and early mornings can feel a little chilly, it is still very pleasant in the day, especially when the sun is out.
Theses three months are, however, most certainly the wettest of the year; more than 200mm can fall in a month. Around half the days each month feature some rainfall and heavy downpours occur when Mediterranean storms blow in.
When
the sun is out, winter days are very pleasant; the temperatures don’t get as
low on the coast as they do inland. If you do find yourself in Belek at this
time and are hankering for some proper winter weather, the
Spring and Autumn
These two seasons see rapid changes. The arid countryside left after summer quickly regains life as the first rains arrive in October. On the other side of winter, the rainfall quickly decreases from March and gets down to less than 30mm in the month of May.
Temperatures remain good throughout autumn, with November still enjoying daily highs in the 20s, and lows don’t drop into single figures until December. In spring April sees the thermometer climbing into the 20s for the first time in the year and May really heralds the start of the long summer.
These two seasons really are a good time to visit, particularly late in spring and early in autumn. The crowds are thinner and the weather generally very good.

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