Today's weather for Marmaris, Turkey30th Jul 2010 03:20
Last Updated : 30th Jul 2010 03:20 GMT 30th Jul 2010 06:20 EEST
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Clear | 21°c (70°f) | ||||||||||
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Holiday Reviews for Marmaris
The weather was in the 30's everyday. It did try to rain on one day but we got away with it. It gets very HOT in the afternoons so make sure you cover - Read More Review by : Yogi V - Thursday 27th May 2010
This evening's weather forecast for
Marmaris, Turkey
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Clear skies
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25°c (77°f) | WNW 4mph (6 kph) |
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+3 hours
Marmaris is in the time zone (EEST) which has a difference of +3 hours to GMT.
Local Time30 Jul 2010 06:42
GMT30 Jul 2010 03:42
UK Time30 Jul 2010 04:42
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Sunrise 06:08hrs
Sunset 20:14hrs
Moonrise 21:43hrs
Moonset 09:09hrs
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Weather Overview for Marmaris
Marmaris, a port city in
south-west
Summer
in Marmaris can be unbearably hot with temperatures regularly getting into the
high 30s and rarely peaking in the 40s. July and August are the hottest months
and see around fourteen hours of sunshine a day. Marmaris’s population of
18,000 explodes around this time and reaches between 300,000 and 400,000. The
relentless heat and overcrowding can put tourists at risk of dehydration. Heat,
sunshine and minimal rain can be guaranteed between May and October; many may
prefer to avoid Marmaris during July and August as the resort is so pleasant
out of the very peak of the season. Daytime temperatures already reach 20°C by April and can remain as hot
as that into early November. The average number of hours of sunshine per day doesn’t
go below five all year round.
Spring
and autumn merge with winter and comprise a mild wet season
from November to March. Daytime temperatures in November still average around
19°C which gradually
decreases to a cool but not freezing 13°C in January, Marmaris’s coldest month.
The evenings can get down to 13°C throughout October after which it gets
steadily colder, reaching a night time average of 5°C in January and February.
The night time temperature creeps up through March and May when it is around 13°C,
then jumps up to 18°C in June. Midwinter temperatures are possibly too cool for
a real beach holiday, though mild enough to be in a t-shirt in the sun, and
might be a better time for exploring the area. Tanning and swimming are still
possible but for reduced periods in the day. Heavy rains occur, usually
restricted to intense bursts, which sometimes causes dangerous flash floods in
prone areas. December is the wettest month.
Marmaris sits at the
meeting place of the

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