Today's weather for Side, Turkey7th Nov 2009 17:50
Last Updated : 7th Nov 2009 17:50 GMT 7th Nov 2009 19:50 EET
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Partly Cloudy | 15°c (59°f) | ||||||||||
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Holiday Reviews for Side
My wife and I have bought a two bedroom/two bathroom second floor apartment in Side. We were out for three weeks in July and had an un-beleivable time - Read More Review by : David Shaw - Thursday 18th September 2008
This evening's weather forecast for
Side, Turkey
9 pm |
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Clear skies
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16°c (61°f) | NE 4mph (6 kph) |
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+2 hours
Side is in the time zone (EET) which has a difference of +2 hours to GMT.
Local Time7 Nov 2009 20:21
GMT7 Nov 2009 18:21
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Sunrise 06:26hrs
Sunset 16:54hrs
Moonrise 21:09hrs
Moonset 11:10hrs
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Weather Overview for Side
Side is a small town on the southern coast of Turkey. It is one of the most
well known ancient towns in the country. It is about 75 km from Antalya. Side sits upon a
small peninsula that is only about 800m in length, providing some spectacular
views across the Mediterranean Sea.
Having a typical Mediterranean climate means that Side plays host to
long hot summers and short mild winters.
Summer sees average highs reach into the 30’s, and it’s not uncommon to
have several days in a row in excess of 40°C in the peak of summer. The average temperature is about 24°C to 25°C
with peak months seeing average highs of 34°C and average lows of 22°C. Day
time temperatures average highs above 20°C are seen from April till November
with average highs above 30°C between June and September. This is very hot and
while the evenings are cooled by the sea breezes of the Mediterranean, you may
find it a little uncomfortable.
Autumn and spring are great times to visit the region as well as you
will find yourself many bargains and few tourists. The shoulder seasons are
warm but often rainy.
Another factor making Side a great place to visit year round is its
amazing ruins. Side was once a port and ruins of the ancient city are scattered
amongst the modern-day architecture. So you can soak up the sun, swim in the
crystal waters of the Mediterranean Sea or spend you days taking in
ancient history!

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