Best climate in Serbia
Of 10 weather stations with good records in Serbia, Loznica (144), Nis (142) and Zrenjanin (140) had the most warm, dry days a year in 2023–2025.
A warm, dry day here has a high of 18–33 °C, no more than 1 mm of rain and wind under 20 km/h. Across the country the best months are October.
Most warm, dry days a year
- Loznica144 days
- Nis142 days
- Zrenjanin140 days
- Kraljevo140 days
- BelgradeBeograd139 days
- Dimitrovgrad138 days
- Sombor138 days
- Leskovac136 days
- Palic133 days
- Veliko Gradiste133 days
Warmest and driest in winter
Warm, dry days from December to February, out of 90.
- Nis9
- Kraljevo8
- Loznica8
- Leskovac8
- Belgrade5
Mildest summers
Mild, still days (16–26 °C, light wind) from June to August, out of 92.
- Zrenjanin8
- Palic7
- Sombor7
- Loznica7
- Kraljevo6
Weather by month in Serbia's cities
Questions
Where is the best climate in Serbia?
Counting days with a high of 18–33 °C, no more than 1 mm of rain and light wind, the places with the most in 2023–2025 were Loznica (144), Nis (142) and Zrenjanin (140) days a year. The median station had 139.
Where is it warm in Serbia in winter?
From December to February, the most warm, dry days were at Nis (9 of 90), Kraljevo (8 of 90) and Loznica (8 of 90).
Where are summers mildest in Serbia?
For mild, still days (a high of 16–26 °C and light wind) from June to August, the best places were Zrenjanin (8 of 92), Palic (7 of 92) and Sombor (7 of 92).
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Counted from daily records at 10 stations in NOAA's Global Surface Summary of the Day, 2023–2025, each with a complete record on at least 80% of days. Mountain stations far above their surroundings are left out of the rankings. A station is often an airport and may not represent the whole area around it.