Weather

Herzegovina lowlands:
Spring is well established, but mornings can still be cool. Daytime temperatures usually range from 15–20°C, with early mornings closer to 8–12°C.
Rain is possible, typically as short showers. The landscape is green and flowering.

Dinaric Alps:
At higher altitudes, spring arrives later. Daytime temperatures are typically 8–15°C, with cold mornings and occasional frost.
Snow may still be present on peaks and shaded slopes. Weather can change quickly, with a mix of sun, clouds, and brief showers.

Herzegovina lowlands:
Daytime temperatures rise to 20–25°C, with mild, pleasant mornings.
Rainfall becomes less frequent, though occasional showers or thunderstorms can occur, usually in the afternoon. Visibility is generally good.

Dinaric Alps:
Temperatures gradually become milder, generally 12–20°C during the day.
Snow retreats to the highest elevations, and alpine meadows begin to bloom.
Rainfall is more frequent than in the lowlands, often as short showers or afternoon thunderstorms.

Herzegovina lowlands:
Early summer conditions begin to set in, with daytime temperatures commonly reaching 25–30°C, especially in lowland areas like Mostar. Mornings are warm, and the midday sun can be strong, though humidity is usually moderate. Rain is less common, and days are mostly sunny and stable.

Dinaric Alps:
The mountains remain cooler than the lowlands, with daytime temperatures around 15–22°C. Mornings are fresh, evenings cooler, and sudden weather changes, including brief storms, are still possible. Early summer brings generally more stable weather.