Bring light layers and a scarf to shield yourself from the evening's persistent sea breeze. Summer: Sun and Sea
The "Goldilocks" season; mild temperatures and harvest festivals. Dec – Feb 46°F – 50°F (8°C – 10°C) Chilly and windy; occasionally snowy with festive markets. Spring: The Season of Renewal
Summers are hot and very dry, with July and August frequently seeing temperatures soar above 86°F (30°C). While the midday heat can be intense, the Caspian Sea helps moderate the climate, and evenings come alive with outdoor concerts and rooftop dining.
Baku , the capital of Azerbaijan, is famously known as the . Its unique position on the western coast of the Caspian Sea shapes a semi-arid climate characterized by hot, dry summers and cool, often blustery winters. For travelers monitoring Weather.com Baku , understanding the city's seasonal nuances—from the chilly "Khazri" northern winds to the warm "Gilavar" southern breezes—is key to planning a successful visit. Baku Weather by Season Average Highs Characteristics Spring March – May 52°F – 74°F (11°C – 23°C) Blooming flora, mild breezes, and major festivals. Summer June – August 83°F – 89°F (28°C – 32°C) Hot and arid; ideal for Caspian Sea beach clubs. Autumn Sept – Nov 57°F – 80°F (14°C – 27°C)
Spring is widely considered the best time to explore Baku. March brings , the Persian New Year, marked by fire rituals and traditional sweets. By May, the city is in full bloom, making it the perfect time for strolls along Baku Boulevard or through the UNESCO-listed Old City (Icherisheher) .