Current Weather in Batumi
Partly Cloudy19.4°C66.9°F
- Current Temperature: 19.4°C66.9°F
- Current Feels‑Like Temperature: 19.4°C66.9°F
- Current Humidity: 85%
- Minimum Temperature/Maximum Temperature: 19°C66.2°F / 26.5°C79.7°F
- Wind Speed: 4km/h
- Wind Direction: ↑ From the Northwest
(Data Time 17:00 / Data Retrieved 2025-08-29 16:45)
Seasonal Events & Climate in Batumi
In Georgia, the seasonal climate is deeply intertwined with traditional events and culture, with diverse climates from the mountainous regions to the Black Sea coast adding color to seasonal events. Below is a summary of the main seasonal events and climate characteristics from spring to winter.
Spring (March to May)
Climate Characteristics
- Temperature: Gradually warming from 5-15°C in March, 10-20°C in April, to 15-25°C in May
- Precipitation: Relatively rainy from March to April, with more sunny days in May
- Characteristics: Increased water volume from snowmelt, fresh greenery in the mountains, rising humidity
Main Events and Culture
| Month | Event | Content and Relationship with Climate |
|---|---|---|
| March | Tbilisi Marathon | An urban marathon that takes advantage of the mild spring climate, running through blooming streets. |
| April | Orthodox Easter | A movable feast. Church services and family gatherings take place in the warming climate. |
| May | Labor Day (May 1) | Outdoor parades and picnics are held. Many sunny days to enjoy the freshness of early summer. |
| May | Independence Day (May 26) | Flag raising and fireworks celebrations. Large-scale events take place in the capital Tbilisi under warm weather. |
Summer (June to August)
Climate Characteristics
- Temperature: 20-30°C in June, with heatwaves of 25-35°C in July and August
- Precipitation: Generally dry, with localized thunderstorms on the Black Sea coast
- Characteristics: Hot and humid, long daylight hours, cooler in the mountainous areas
Main Events and Culture
| Month | Event | Content and Relationship with Climate |
|---|---|---|
| June | Batumi Beach Opening | Start of the beach season at Black Sea resorts. Ideal for swimming with strong sunshine. |
| July | Tbilisi Open Air | An outdoor music festival. A large-scale event enjoyed in the cool of the evening amidst the heat. |
| August | Assumption of Mary (August 28) | An important event in the Orthodox Church. Pilgrimages and masses occur in urban areas, signaling the end of summer. |
| August | Wine Festival | A wine tasting event before the harvest in wine-producing regions. The hot and dry climate enhances grape quality. |
Autumn (September to November)
Climate Characteristics
- Temperature: Rapidly cooling from 20-28°C in September, 10-20°C in October, to 5-15°C in November
- Precipitation: Dry in September, with clear air and little rain from October onwards
- Characteristics: Beauty of autumn leaves, harvest season, refreshing dry winds
Main Events and Culture
| Month | Event | Content and Relationship with Climate |
|---|---|---|
| September | Rtveli (Harvest Festival) | A traditional event for grape harvesting. Ceremonies for harvest and winemaking occur in rural areas under many sunny days. |
| October | Tbilisoba | A festival in Tbilisi city. Outdoor music, dance, and stalls spread throughout the city in pleasant weather. |
| November | Tbilisi International Film Festival | An indoor event. Establishing cultural appreciation opportunities as autumn cooling progresses. |
Winter (December to February)
Climate Characteristics
- Temperature: Harsh cold with 0-10°C in December, -5-5°C in January, and -3-8°C in February
- Precipitation: Heavy snowfall in mountainous areas; dry or light snow in the plains
- Characteristics: Morning and evening cold due to radiative cooling, snowy landscapes
Main Events and Culture
| Month | Event | Content and Relationship with Climate |
|---|---|---|
| December | New Year's Eve | Amid the cold, the city is adorned with illuminations, with a countdown to the new year. |
| January | Orthodox Christmas (January 7) | Christmas according to the Julian calendar. Solemn services take place in the snow, continuing family gatherings. |
| February | Maslenitsa (Pancake Festival) | A festival celebrating the end of winter. Thin pancakes are prepared and served in the cold, wishing for the sun's return. |
Summary of Seasonal Events and Climate Relationship
| Season | Climate Characteristics | Main Event Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | Snowmelt, new greenery, increased rain | Tbilisi Marathon, Easter, Independence Day |
| Summer | Hot and humid, dry, long sunlight | Beach opening, outdoor music festival, Assumption of Mary, Wine Festival |
| Autumn | Autumn leaves, harvest season, refreshing dryness | Harvest Festival (Rtveli), Tbilisoba, Film Festival |
| Winter | Severe cold, snow, radiative cooling | New Year's Eve, Orthodox Christmas, Maslenitsa |
Additional Information
- Geographic diversity (mountains, plains, coastal areas) results in significant climate variations within the same season across different regions.
- The Orthodox Church calendar and agricultural calendar influence the timing of events.
- Grape cultivation and wine culture are closely tied to seasonal events from spring to autumn, reflecting the cultural lifestyle.
Georgia's four seasons create rich cultural events that harmonize with the natural environment.