The city experiences four distinct seasons, each characterized by significant temperature fluctuations. Summer, which typically spans from mid-May to late September, showcases hot and moderately dry weather, accompanied by ample sunshine.

During this time, July and August are particularly scorching, with average high temperatures reaching up to 33 °C. Plovdiv occasionally even witnesses exceptionally hot days, which are commonly associated with the interior regions of the country. Despite the heat, summer nights in Plovdiv remain pleasant and mild.

As autumn gradually sets in by late September, the city undergoes a beautiful transformation. The days are still long and relatively warm, particularly during the early autumn months.

However, as the season progresses, the nights become increasingly chilly, signaling the arrival of winter.

With its distinct charm and breathtaking landscapes, Plovdiv gracefully embraces the changing seasons, providing its residents and visitors with a delightful array of weather experiences throughout the year.