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Bahrain Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Bahrain year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 22.5–31.3°C, climate gradually warms, less rainfall, March to April is more comfortable. Common activities: Visiting cultural heritage sites, enjoying outdoor recreational activities. Suggested clothing: Long-sleeved shirts, light jackets, sunscreen is necessary.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 35.4–36.5°C, hot and dry, almost no rainfall. Common activities: Activities in air-conditioned places, such as museums, shopping malls. Suggested clothing: Light and breathable clothing, loose-fitting long trousers, hats and sunscreen.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 34.5–26.6°C, temperature gradually decreases, comfortable and pleasant weather, dry and little rain. Common activities: Outdoor activities, such as beach activities, desert exploration. Suggested clothing: Long-sleeved shirts, light jackets.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 21.2–18.8°C, relatively mild, the season with more rainfall in a year, but still little rain. Common activities: Visiting museums, cultural sites. Suggested clothing: Light jackets, long trousers.
Bahrain climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 28°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 75 mm / Summer humidity: 40%–60% / Rainiest month: January

Bahrain monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
18.8°C
37
February
19.6°C
7.3
March
22.5°C
4.3
April
26.8°C
18
May
31.3°C
6
June
35.4°C
0
July
36.5°C
0
August
36.5°C
0
September
34.5°C
0
October
31°C
0
November
26.6°C
2.7
December
21.2°C
0.3
Bahrain weather for the next seven days
11/6
Thursday
Sunny
26.9°C/25.6°C
11/7
Friday
Sunny
26.5°C/25.5°C
11/8
Saturday
Sunny
26.5°C/25.2°C
11/9
Sunday
Sunny
26.1°C/25°C
11/10
Monday
Sunny
26.3°C/23.9°C
11/11
Tuesday
Sunny
25.7°C/23.9°C
11/12
Wednesday
Sunny
25.6°C/23.9°C

Bahrain FAQ

Is it safe to travel to Bahrain now?
While Bahrain generally has a low rate of petty crime, it is important for all travelers to stay informed about the current regional security situation. Visitors are advised to exercise a high degree of caution, remain aware of their surroundings, and monitor local media and government advisories for any safety updates. While there are no specific government advisories against travel to Bahrain, it is always prudent to be informed and take necessary precautions.
Can US citizens travel to Bahrain?
Yes, US citizens can travel to Bahrain. They are required to obtain a visa, which can be applied for electronically through the eVisa platform prior to arrival or obtained upon arrival at Bahrain International Airport. A passport valid for at least six months beyond the intended stay is also necessary. It is recommended that US citizens check the U.S. Department of State's travel advisories for the most current security information before their trip.
Is Bahrain friendly to Americans?
Bahrain and the United States share a long-standing relationship as allies, with strong diplomatic and economic ties that have been maintained since Bahrain's independence. This alliance fosters a welcoming environment for American visitors.
Is Bahrain expensive to visit?
Bahrain offers a moderately priced travel experience, often more affordable than some other Gulf countries. However, costs can increase significantly during the peak tourist season from November to March, major cultural events, or the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Booking accommodations and flights well in advance is recommended during these periods. Travel costs can be managed by choosing between budget-friendly local dining and public transport or opting for luxury hotels and fine dining experiences.
What are the must-visit historical sites in Bahrain?
Bahrain boasts a rich history with several must-visit historical sites. The Bahrain Fort (Qal'at al-Bahrain), a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a glimpse into the ancient Dilmun civilization. The National Museum provides an extensive overview of the island's heritage. Don't miss the Al Khamis Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in the region, and the traditional Bahraini houses in Muharraq that showcase stunning architectural details.