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Forecast by:  | 11 Sep Fri | 12 Sep Sat | 13 Sep Sun | 14 Sep Mon | 15 Sep Tue | 16 Sep Wed | 17 Sep Thu |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Temp (°C) | 33° 18° | 33° 19° | 34° 20° | 34° 20° | 35° 20° | 35° 20° | 36° 21° |
| Precipitation | 6% | 14% | 3% | 5% | 2% | 2% | 2% |
| Humidity | 36% | 39% | 33% | 30% | 26% | 22% | 19% |
| Wind | 16 km/h | 19 km/h | 20 km/h | 20 km/h | 21 km/h | 17 km/h | 11 km/h |
Best time to visit Tehran
The best time to visit Tehran is from March to May and September to October, when mild to warm conditions suit city sightseeing and excursions. June to August is hot and dry, while November to February is cooler or cold, with occasional snow affecting mountain roads.
JanuaryTemp (°C)5°Rain (mm)19Sun Hours7Dry Days25
January is cold, around -3°C to 5°C, with freezing weather and occasional snow. Alborz ski resorts offer winter activities, while snowfall may obstruct mountain roads.
FebruaryTemp (°C)7°Rain (mm)16Sun Hours7Dry Days20
February is wintry, around -1°C to 7°C, with freezing conditions and occasional snow. Nearby Alborz resorts support skiing, and snowfall can make mountain roads difficult.
MarchTemp (°C)11°Rain (mm)22Sun Hours10Dry Days23
March is mild, around 3°C to 14°C, with spring greenery and strong mountain runoff. Nowruz begins around 20-21 March, bringing crowded accommodation and some closures.
AprilTemp (°C)17°Rain (mm)24Sun Hours12Dry Days22
April is mild, around 9°C to 20°C, with spring greenery and mountain runoff. Conditions suit sightseeing in Tehran and excursions into the surrounding region.
MayTemp (°C)23°Rain (mm)29Sun Hours12Dry Days22
May is warm, around 14°C to 26°C, with green mountain scenery and widespread wildflowers. The climate suits city sightseeing and excursions.
JuneTemp (°C)27°Rain (mm)14Sun Hours12Dry Days25
June is hot and dry, around 19°C to 32°C, with clear skies and strong sunshine. Early or late-day sightseeing helps avoid intense afternoon heat.
JulyTemp (°C)31°Rain (mm)10Sun Hours12Dry Days28
July is very hot and dry, around 22°C to 35°C, with occasional highs above 38°C. Outdoor visits are most practical during morning or evening hours.
AugustTemp (°C)29°Rain (mm)9Sun Hours12Dry Days28
August is very hot and dry, around 21°C to 34°C, with intense sunshine and occasional highs above 38°C. Outdoor sightseeing is most practical during morning or evening hours.
SeptemberTemp (°C)24°Rain (mm)5Sun Hours12Dry Days28
September is warm and dry, around 17°C to 30°C, with clear skies and suitable conditions for exploring Tehran and the Alborz foothills.
OctoberTemp (°C)19°Rain (mm)17Sun Hours7Dry Days26
October is mild, around 11°C to 22°C, with clear autumn weather and comfortable daytime conditions for sightseeing and excursions.
NovemberTemp (°C)11°Rain (mm)18Sun Hours7Dry Days23
November is cool, around 5°C to 15°C, with rain and occasional snow in the Alborz. Snowfall can make mountain roads difficult.
DecemberTemp (°C)6°Rain (mm)15Sun Hours7Dry Days25
December is cold, around 0°C to 8°C, with freezing conditions and occasional snow. Nearby ski resorts offer winter activities, while snowfall can obstruct mountain roads.
Sources: responsibletravel.com, en.wikivoyage.org
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Brief
- Tehran is an active conflict environment and should not be treated as a normal tourist destination. Expect possible disruption to transport, communications, banking, fuel supplies, and access to services.
- International payment cards are generally unreliable in Iran; carry sufficient local cash and keep important documents and medication with you.
- Local foods worth trying include chelo kebab, ghormeh sabzi, fesenjan, ash reshteh, and saffron-based rice dishes. Use reputable restaurants and take care with unfamiliar food and water.
Safety and health
- Armed hostilities involving Iran, the United States, and regional forces are ongoing. Missile, drone, and other attacks have affected Tehran and may escalate with little warning. Avoid military, government, diplomatic, energy, and crowded public sites, follow local instructions, and reconsider or postpone travel. (
bbc.com |
abcnews.com)
- Medical supplies may be difficult to obtain because of sanctions. Comprehensive insurance with emergency evacuation cover is especially important for serious illness or injury. (
wikivoyage.org)
- Avoid untreated freshwater, muddy water, and floodwater, particularly after heavy rain. Protect open wounds, and avoid swimming or wading in potentially contaminated freshwater. (
cdc.gov)
- Prevent mosquito, sand-fly, and tick bites, and avoid contact with sick people or animals, including camels. These precautions help reduce exposure to dengue, leishmaniasis, Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, and MERS. (
- A yellow-fever certificate is required for travellers aged 9 months or older arriving from countries with yellow-fever transmission risk, including qualifying airport transits longer than 12 hours. (
Recent News
- September 6, 2026: Iran said it had attacked US-linked vessels and oil tankers in or near the Strait of Hormuz after renewed US strikes, while senior officials threatened a faster and more painful response. The escalation increases the risk of wider regional attacks and further travel disruption. (
independent.co.uk |
aljazeera.com)
- September 5-6, 2026: The United States said it struck three Iranian oil tankers after missiles were launched toward US naval vessels. The exchange marks a major escalation in the conflict and could affect airspace, shipping, fuel availability, and regional evacuation routes. (
- Recent reporting: Buildings in Tehran have reportedly been damaged by missile attacks, with rubble and shell damage visible in the city. Travellers should expect heightened danger around potential military and government targets and remain prepared for sudden shelter or movement restrictions. (
