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Skiathos Weather & Climate The climate on Skiathos is typically Mediterranean, with the island enjoying a long sunny holiday season and mild winters. Being one of the more northerly Greek Islands, Skiathos does not see such high temperatures as some of its neighbours, however the islands' average summer high of 25C makes for an excellent beach or sightseeing holiday.
Weather on Skiathos - Ideal summer temperatures and plenty of sunshine Summers in Skiathos are bright, clear and dry, with most days seeing at least 10 hours of sunshine. The average temperature in June is 23C, rising to 25C during July and August, with occasional highs of almost 30C, and rainfall in the summer being practically non-existant. During the height of summer, the 'meltemi' winds from the north pick up, bringing cooling breezes to the island, which can sometimes be quite strong, especially on the coast. Spring is a delightful time to visit Skiathos, when the temperature reaches between 16C and 20C, and there are fewer crowds. April and May are still relatively dry months and there is on average 8 hours of sunshine every day.
Skiathos Weather - Lots of winter rain to keep the island green Autumn in Skiathos sees temperatures similar to the springtime, with the sun still shining for 9 hours a day. Winter temperatures are still very mild, dropping to around 11C and the island seeing about 4 hours of sunshine a day. October sees the start of the rain, with November, December and January being the wettest months on Skiathos, with an average of 150mm of rainfall during this time. The rain dries up in April, and the very wet winters help to maintain the islands' lush green landscape throughout the year.
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