Iran

Current Weather in BandarAbbas

Sunny
30.3°C86.5°F
  • Current Temperature: 30.3°C86.5°F
  • Current Feels‑Like Temperature: 36.2°C97.1°F
  • Current Humidity: 72%
  • Minimum Temperature/Maximum Temperature: 30.1°C86.2°F / 37.4°C99.4°F
  • Wind Speed: 7.2km/h
  • Wind Direction: From the West-Northwest
(Data Time 19:00 / Data Retrieved 2025-09-05 17:00)

Seasonal Events & Climate in BandarAbbas

Iran has a vast territory and diverse topography, resulting in significant climatic variations across regions. Below, we summarize the climatic characteristics by season as well as major events and cultures.

Spring (March to May)

Climatic Characteristics

  • Temperature: 10–20°C in March, 15–25°C in April, 20–30°C in May
  • Precipitation: Rare rains at the beginning of spring, with a strong tendency towards dryness
  • Characteristics: A period with many clear days, prone to dust storms

Major Events and Culture

Month Event Content and Relation to Climate
March Nowruz (Persian New Year) Celebrating the New Year on the vernal equinox. The mild climate makes outdoor events easy.
April Sizdah Bedar A day for outdoor family outings in the pleasant weather.
May Golabgiri Festival (Rose Water Harvest Festival) The period when roses bloom around Kashan. Held in dry, clear weather.

Summer (June to August)

Climatic Characteristics

  • Temperature: Over 30°C from June onward, with some inland areas exceeding 40°C in July and August
  • Precipitation: Virtually no rainfall, with strong sunlight and low humidity
  • Characteristics: Continuous heat waves mainly in desert areas, increasing the risk of heatstroke

Major Events and Culture

Month Event Content and Relation to Climate
June Karbala Pilgrimage A religious event focused on nighttime pilgrimages to avoid the heat.
July Start of School and University Summer Vacation Due to high temperatures, many spend time indoors, and families travel actively to resorts.
August Yazd Traditional Festival A traditional festival held at night in the desert city of Yazd. Events take place after the evening cools down.

Autumn (September to November)

Climatic Characteristics

  • Temperature: Still hot in September, but drops to 15–25°C after October
  • Precipitation: Autumn rains occur, with a slight increase in humidity
  • Characteristics: Drier conditions ease, leading to a more comfortable climate

Major Events and Culture

Month Event Content and Relation to Climate
September Eid al-Adha An important Islamic festival. Held in the cooling climate.
October Tehran International Film Festival Screenings and events held in a comfortable climate indoors and outdoors.
November National Poetry Festival Poetry readings and cultural events held outdoors, taking advantage of the refreshing autumn climate.

Winter (December to February)

Climatic Characteristics

  • Temperature: 0–10°C in Tehran, below freezing in mountainous areas. The southern coast is relatively mild
  • Precipitation: Rain and snow in December and January, with northern mountainous regions entering the ski season
  • Characteristics: Radiative cooling causes very cold mornings and evenings

Major Events and Culture

Month Event Content and Relation to Climate
December New Moharram Celebrating the New Year of the Islamic calendar. Religious events are held in cold weather.
January Start of Ski Season Good snow quality in the Alborz Mountains, with ski resorts bustling.
February Chaharshanbe Suri Fire Festival A fire festival celebrating the end of winter, held at night around a fire in the cold.

Summary of Seasonal Events and their Relation to Climate

Season Climatic Characteristics Example Major Events
Spring Dry, mild temperatures Nowruz, Sizdah Bedar, Golabgiri Festival
Summer Intense heat, low humidity Karbala Pilgrimage, Start of Summer Vacation, Yazd Traditional Festival
Autumn Moderate temperatures, autumn rain Eid al-Adha, Tehran International Film Festival, National Poetry Festival
Winter Cold, rain, snow New Moharram, Start of Ski Season, Fire Festival

Supplementary Notes

  • Iran's diverse geography—including mountains, deserts, and coastlines—creates significant regional climatic variations even within the same season.
  • Holidays are based on astronomical events (vernal equinox) or the Islamic calendar, causing date changes each year.
  • Agricultural, religious, and cultural events are deeply connected to the climate and harmonized with local lifestyles.

Seasonal events in Iran are passed down while harmonizing with climatic changes and regional characteristics.

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