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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Playlister UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Italy’s weather shifts dramatically from Mediterranean coasts to Alpine peaks – the live forecast above gives the clearest picture for today, so check it before setting out.
What is the weather like in Italy right now?
The live forecast above covers all Italian regions. For a quick snapshot of typical conditions in key cities, see below.
- Rome – hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters; spring and autumn are pleasant.
- Milan – continental climate with colder winters, often foggy, and humid summers.
- Venice – high humidity year‑round; autumn and winter can bring acqua alta (flooding).
- Alps & Dolomites – snow from December to February, ideal for skiing.
What is the weather in Italy like year‑round?
Italy’s climate varies north to south, so a weather Italy map helps visualise the differences.
- Spring (Mar–May) – mild, occasional rain; wildflowers bloom across Tuscany.
- Summer (Jun–Aug) – hot and dry in the south; cooler in the Alps.
- Autumn (Sep–Nov) – still warm in September, rain increases in the north.
- Winter (Dec–Feb) – snow in the Alps and northern Apennines; mild along the coasts.
When is the best time to visit Italy for good weather?
Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer can be very hot, especially in Rome and Milan, while winter brings snow to the mountains but mild conditions elsewhere.
Does it snow in Italy?
Yes – heavy snowfall is typical in the Alps and northern Apennines from December to February. Cities like Milan may see light snow, while Venice occasionally gets a dusting that melts quickly.
What is the weather like in Rome, Milan, and Venice?
Rome has hot summers and mild winters; Milan is colder with winter fog; Venice is humid with seasonal flood risk. For current conditions, check the live forecast above or our dedicated Rome page.
For more detailed forecasts, see our 10‑day weather forecast for the UK or compare conditions with Malta’s weather. You can also explore a weather Italy map for 14‑day outlooks and snow reports via the live forecast above.