Hammamet Weather

Hammamet Weather - Fine and sunny whatever the season
Holidays in Hammamet are certain to enjoy fine sunny weather whatever the season with a Mediterranean style climate producing hot and dry conditions in summer and pleasantly mild winter temperatures. Although much of the surrounding area has the appearance of a barren and parched desert landscape, it does receive some rain which is characterised by heavy and brief summer downpours and more frequent showers in autumn and winter. All year long sea breezes blow keeping humidity low especially during summer. Hammamet weather sees a fabulous record of sunshine through the seasons with usually only a brief interruption for precipitation.

Hammamet Weather - Bathed in glorious sunshine all summer
The perfect sunny climate is what attracts so many visitors to a Hammamet beach holiday although the heat can be fierce, especially from July to September where temperatures of 40c are not unheard of. Hammamet weather should however enjoy 32c on average during July and up to 13 hours of sunshine. Heavy spells of rain and thunder can strike without warning in summer and may last an hour or so which may result in a muggy, humid atmosphere before clouds evaporate and the dry heat of the sun reappears. Pleasant breezes are a permanent fixture of the weather here and for all but the very hottest days, keeps temperatures manageable for undemanding outdoor activity and water sports.

Weather in Hammamet - Bright sunshine and mild low season temperatures
Autumn and winter continues in a pattern of fine weather whish sees sunshine for most of the time and a reasonably small possibility of rain. Temperatures are significantly lower yet still mild and comfortable for most visitors, especially coming from a cold and damp British winter. Hammamet weather should experience at least 6 hours of sunshine with temperatures still up to 20c in November. Rainy days are not too frequent with irregular brief showers that may alternate with fine weather. Autumn sees strong winds for a brief, unsettled period that may affect the enjoyment of a day on the beach.