What is the climate and weather like in Georgia?
How the west, east and mountains differ and what each season is like.
Short answer
Georgia's climate varies sharply by region: humid subtropical on the Black Sea coast, moderately continental in the east, and cool and snowy in the mountains. Summers in Tbilisi are hot and dry, while Batumi is warm and humid. Winters are mild in the lowlands and snowy in the mountains, where high roads can close.
Why
- The Caucasus mountains shield the country from cold northern winds.
- Moist air from the Black Sea brings heavy rainfall to the west, especially Adjara.
- The higher you go, the cooler it gets: even in summer, evenings in Kazbegi and Svaneti are fresh.
Details
In July and August Tbilisi often goes above 30 degrees Celsius, while Batumi's heat feels harder because of the humidity. Batumi is one of the rainiest places in the country. Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons across Georgia.
Tip
Even in summer, bring a warm layer and a windbreaker to the mountains: the weather there can change within an hour.
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Sources
Weather varies from year to year, so check the forecast before you travel.
Georgia by monthRelated questions
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What is the weather like in Georgia and Batumi in September?
September in Georgia is warm: Tbilisi usually reaches 24-28°C by day and Batumi about 24-25°C, while the sea is still warm at around 23-24°C, making it the velvet season.
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What is the weather like in Georgia in October?
October in Georgia is warm and mild: Tbilisi usually reaches 15-22°C by day, Batumi about 20°C, and the sea cools to around 19-20°C, though rain becomes more frequent.
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What is the weather like in Georgia in winter?
In winter Tbilisi usually sees 0 to 8°C by day and rare snow, while Batumi is warmer at about 8-12°C but often rainy.
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What is the climate and weather in Tbilisi by season?
Tbilisi has a moderately warm climate: summers are hot, often 30-35°C by day, and winters mild, usually 0 to 8°C, with rare and brief snow.


