City break

Beirut weather in March

Temperature, sea and sunshine in March: long-term averages from 30 years of weather data, not a forecast.

80

Holiday weather in March

Excellent

Best time to visit: April – June, September – November

What is the weather like in Beirut in March?

In March, Beirut is mild: daytime highs average 18 °C, and nights cool down to about 10 °C. The sea averages 17.6 °C – bracing, so a wetsuit helps for longer swims. The sun shines for around 7 hours a day. Rain is frequent, with about 10 rainy days and 94 mm in total. All in all, March is an excellent month for a holiday in Beirut.

March compared

How the weather changes from February to April. Tap a month to open it.

FebruaryFebMarchMarAprilApr
Score648094
Day16°18°21°
Night8°10°13°
Sea18°18°19°
Sun6 h7 h9 h
Rain days11106

More details for March

Daylight
11 h 55 min05:50 – 17:45
UV index
7 · highclear sky, noon (estimate)All months
Muggy days
0 daysdew point 18 °C or moreAll months
Wind
14 km/haverage daily peakAll months
Cloud cover
45 %on averageAll months
Hot days
0 days30 °C or moreAll months
Time zone
UTC+2Asia/Beirut

How the score comes together

  • Temperatureweight 50 %100 %
  • Sunshineweight 20 %67 %
  • Few rainy daysweight 30 %56 %

Each factor is rated from 0 to 100 % and weighted for the travel style “City break”.

What to pack in March

  • Wetsuit for longer swims
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunglasses & sun hat
  • A jumper for the evenings
  • Rain jacket or umbrella

Beirut in March: quick answers

Is Beirut hot in March?

No. In March, Beirut is mild: daytime highs average 18 °C and nights drop to about 10 °C.

Can you swim in Beirut in March?

Only if you don't mind cold water: in March the sea averages just 17.6 °C. Comfortable swimming is possible from May to December.

Does it rain much in Beirut in March?

Rain is frequent, with about 10 rainy days and 94 mm in total.

Beirut month by month

Climate averages 1996–2025, not a forecast. Data: Copernicus ERA5 / ERA5-Land via Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0), NOAA OISST, WMO 1991–2020 (NOAA NCEI), GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Sources & licences