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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Reef Brief Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Qatar has a desert climate with extremely hot summers and mild winters. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions. Daytime temperatures often exceed 40°C from May to September, while winter highs hover around 22°C. Humidity along the coast can make it feel even hotter.
When is the coolest time in Qatar?
The most comfortable months are November through March. Daytime highs average 22–28°C and evenings are cool. This is also when the country sees most of its rare rainfall. For a 10-day or 14-day outlook for weather in Qatar, the live forecast above gives you the latest. If you’re planning a trip from Australia, check the Australia weather hub for departure conditions or compare with Sydney weather if flying from there.
Does Qatar get much rain?
No – Qatar is extremely dry. Annual rainfall averages only about 75 millimetres, almost all between December and February. Rain comes as short, heavy showers or thunderstorms. For weather in Qatar tomorrow or a 15-day forecast, the live forecast above is the most reliable source. A qatar weather forecast 30 days out is not practical due to seasonal variability, but average month-by-month data is in the facts below.
Is Qatar humid?
Yes, especially along the coast in summer. Humidity often exceeds 80% at night, making the extreme heat feel more oppressive. In winter, humidity is lower and more comfortable.
What’s the weather like in Doha?
Weather Doha is nearly identical to the Qatar average. The capital is on the coast, so it tends to be slightly more humid than inland areas, and sea breezes can offer some relief in summer.
Does Qatar have a monsoon season?
No, Qatar does not experience a monsoon. The small amount of rain it receives comes from winter frontal systems or occasional thunderstorms. There is no wet-season pattern like in tropical Asia.