Italy Weather

Italia - The Beautiful Country

Get accurate weather forecasts for every city, town, village, and region across Italy. From the alpine north to the Mediterranean south, track conditions across all 20 regions with real-time updates and extended forecasts.

257+

Locations

2,500+

Sunshine Hours/Year

12-18°C

Avg Temperature

500-1500mm

Annual Rainfall

Major Cities Weather

Live weather conditions for Italy's largest cities

Rome

33°C

Partly Cloudy

H: 35°L: 21°

Milan

33°C

Sunny

H: 33°L: 21°

Florence

33°C

Sunny

H: 33°L: 18°

Venice

31°C

Sunny

H: 29°L: 21°

Naples

32°C

Sunny

H: 32°L: 24°

Turin

32°C

Sunny

H: 31°L: 18°

Bologna

31°C

Sunny

H: 33°L: 19°

Verona

31°C

Patchy rain nearby

H: 31°L: 20°

Weather by Region

Italy's diverse climate varies from alpine north to Mediterranean south

Lazio

Home to Rome, the Eternal City. Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters.

16°C avg800mm/yearMediterranean

Rome Viterbo Latina Tivoli Frascati

Lombardy

Northern Italy's economic hub featuring Milan, alpine lakes, and diverse landscapes from plains to mountains.

13°C avg1,000mm/yearHumid subtropical

Milan Bergamo Brescia Como Bellagio

Tuscany

Rolling hills, vineyards, and Renaissance art. Mild Mediterranean climate perfect for wine production.

14°C avg900mm/yearMediterranean

Florence Pisa Siena Lucca San Gimignano

Veneto

Home to Venice, Verona, and the Dolomites. Varied climate from lagoon to alpine conditions.

13°C avg800mm/yearHumid subtropical

Venice Verona Padua Vicenza Cortina d Ampezzo

Campania

Naples, the Amalfi Coast, and Pompeii. Hot Mediterranean summers and mild winters along the coast.

17°C avg1,000mm/yearMediterranean

Naples Sorrento Amalfi Positano Capri

Sicily

Italy's largest island with ancient ruins and Mount Etna. Hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters.

18°C avg500mm/yearMediterranean

Palermo Catania Taormina Syracuse Agrigento

Emilia-Romagna

Italy's food capital with Bologna, Parma, and Modena. Continental climate with hot summers.

14°C avg700mm/yearHumid subtropical

Bologna Parma Modena Rimini Ravenna

Liguria

The Italian Riviera with Cinque Terre and Portofino. Mild maritime climate year-round.

15°C avg1,100mm/yearMediterranean

Genoa La Spezia Sanremo Portofino Monterosso al Mare

Piedmont

Wine country and alpine foothills. Continental climate with cold winters and warm summers.

12°C avg900mm/yearContinental

Turin Novara Asti Alba Stresa

Puglia

The heel of Italy's boot with trulli houses and beautiful coastline. Hot, dry Mediterranean climate.

16°C avg550mm/yearMediterranean

Bari Lecce Alberobello Ostuni Polignano a Mare

Scenic Destinations Weather

Weather forecasts for Italy's most iconic natural attractions

Amalfi Coast

Coastal

Cinque Terre

Coastal

Lake Como

Lake

Dolomites

Alpine

Mount Etna

Volcano

Mount Vesuvius

Volcano

Val d'Orcia

Countryside

Capri

Island

Portofino

Coastal

Costa Smeralda

Beach

Pompeii

Archaeological

Taormina

Coastal

All Italian Locations

Complete list of 257+ cities, towns, and villages with weather forecasts

Central & Southern Italy

Italy Climate Guide

Seasons

Spring: March - May (12-20°C)
Summer: June - August (25-35°C)
Autumn: September - November (15-22°C)
Winter: December - February (5-12°C)

Regional Climate Highlights

Northern Alps: Cold winters, snow sports
Po Valley: Foggy winters, hot summers
Tuscany: Ideal Mediterranean climate
Sicily: Hottest region, African influence

Weather Tip:Italy's climate varies significantly from the alpine north to the Mediterranean south. Pack layers for northern trips and light clothing for summer in the south. The shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October) offer ideal weather for sightseeing.

About Italy Weather

Italy, shaped like a boot extending into the Mediterranean Sea, features one of Europe's most diverse climates, ranging from alpine conditions in the north to hot Mediterranean weather in the south.

The country's geography creates distinct climate zones: the Alpine region with snowy winters, the Po Valley with continental conditions, and the long coastal areas enjoying Mediterranean warmth.

Whether you're planning to explore the canals of Venice, tour the art of Florence, relax on the Amalfi Coast, or ski in the Dolomites, accurate weather forecasts are essential for making the most of your Italian experience.

Our comprehensive weather coverage includes over 300 locations across all 20 Italian regions, from major cities like Rome and Milan to charming villages and iconic destinations like Cinque Terre and Lake Como.