Today's weather for Kemer, Turkey7th Nov 2009 20:20
Last Updated : 7th Nov 2009 20:20 GMT 7th Nov 2009 22:20 EET
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Holiday Reviews for Kemer
Weather was so so very warm just rained quite a lot. Sun hours from about 7 till 2. Nights were nice and cool with temperatures around 20 to 23. - Read More Review by : Paul Owen - Sunday 1st November 2009
This evening's weather forecast for
Kemer, Turkey
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Clear
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12°c (54°f) | NE 22mph (36 kph) |
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+2 hours
Kemer is in the time zone (EET) which has a difference of +2 hours to GMT.
Local Time7 Nov 2009 22:49
GMT7 Nov 2009 20:49
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Sunrise 06:28hrs
Sunset 16:57hrs
Moonrise 21:13hrs
Moonset 11:10hrs
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Weather Overview for Kemer
Lying upon the
Mediterranean climates are
characterised by long hot summers and short mild winters with enjoyable
shoulder seasons of spring and autumn. Summer sees the area become a hub of
activity as tourists from
Summer
In the summer you will find it can
get extremely hot. The daily high
temperature range in July is a blistering 30°C to 42°C, with night time
temperatures only falling between 25°C and 30°C. Fortunately, the warm waters
of the Med provide a relief from the heat. (See here for
average water temperature across the year.) Summer temperatures continue well
into October, which still sees a temperature range of 25°C to 30°C.
Spring, between March and May, also
offers some near-perfect weather. While the beginning of the season can be quite
cool, from the beginning of April temperatures in the low 20s can be seen on
sunny days and towards summer they are guaranteed; May has an average high of
25°C. Rain is still possible but rapidly decreases as the season progresses and
sunshine levels are consistently great, getting higher and
higher towards summer.
Winter
Winter starts pretty suddenly come December when daily high temperatures of 20°C to 13°C occur, dropping down to between13°C and 7°C in the evenings. January is the coldest month of the year, though the mercury will almost never drop below freezing.
Late autumn and winter are the
wettest times of the year and as the locals will tell you: when it rains, it
pours. December and January each record in excess of 200mm of rain on
average. The skies will open for a pretty short amount of time and soon after
you will see the return of clear sunny skies. In fact, Kemer records 300 days a
year of sunny, clear blue skies - heaven!
Other Information
Kemer is home to just under 10,000 permanent residents. While the town was originally a small rural town, in recent years it has become a busier, more popular tourist destination which at present day is a large driving force for its economy.
The region surrounding Kemer only
become accessible in the 1960’s when the first road to the area was finally
built. Now it is a vibrant, bustling resort town with a large hotel bed
capacity, many summer events that host international DJs and artists and a long
stretch of coastline that hosts many Blue Flag beaches. The area is famed for
its natural beauty: here you will find some of the worlds most amazing beaches
and you will be in very close proximity to the
The
If diving is your thing then head round to Üç Adalar. At Beldibi you will find some exquisite caves to explore, not to mention an amazing beach. The Çıralı village and its pristine 4 km stretch of sand is another location in the region that is a must see.
All in all, Kemer has much to offer as a tourist destination in terms of sights, activities and an enviable Mediterranean climate to match.

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