Armenia experiences a transition from summer to autumn during September. This period offers a unique blend of warm days and cooler evenings, with average high temperatures ranging from 20C to 25C (68F to 77F) and average low temperatures dipping to between 10C and 15C (50F to 59F). Rainfall is generally low, making it a relatively dry month suitable for outdoor activities. The specific climatic conditions can vary significantly across different regions of the country due to its diverse geography, from the Ararat Valley to the mountainous areas.
This time of year offers a pleasant climate for exploring the country’s numerous historical sites, hiking trails, and vibrant urban centers. The grape harvest season typically begins in September, providing opportunities to experience local traditions and festivals. The transition period also offers a unique perspective on the landscape as the foliage begins to change color in certain areas. Historically, this period represented an important time for agricultural communities preparing for the coming winter months.