Italy, what a
beautiful place for everyone to
visit at least once in their lifetime. But before you plan your trip,
you may want to know what the
weather
in Italy will be like for your
vacation.
Let's first take a look at the Northern
regions in the
Mediterranean Sea. This area is surrounded by the sea which results in
a fairly moderate temperature all year round.
In the Mediterranean you will find the
beautiful city of Sicily. The weather
in Sicily is very mild with the
coastal breezes, but the winters are wet and hot, and the summers are
dry. The mountains have cooler temperatures averaging about 50 degrees
F (10 degrees C).
The weather
in Naples Italy is beautiful
throughout the year. The winters are mild and summers are warm and dry.
July will be the hottest month with the temperatures starting at 64
degrees F up to 85 degrees F, which is perfect for anyone.
You can wear
your shorts during the day, and throw on a sweatshirt in the evenings.
In January the temperatures will range from 38 to 54 degrees F. There
is also a bit more rain on the west coast than the east coast of the
Italian peninsula.
The weather
in Florence Italy is beautifully
seasonal and temperate with the warm, dry summers and cooler
temperatures in the winter. There is a short rainy season in the early
parts of winter.
July and August can be very hot and not a
good time to
go. The best time to visit Florence is in the spring when it is nice
and warm without the rain.
The weather
in Rome Italy can be very hot,
during August the temperature can reach over 95 degrees F in the middle
of the day. The Romans will close up their business during the month of
August to go to a cooler area for their vacation.
Mid-winter is a
beautiful time with the temperatures in the mid 50's F. But the most
beautiful weather in Rome is in the spring, the skies are clear blue
with the perfect warm air. They may be a bit of rain, but not enough to
worry about. The weather in Italy is obviously the most beautiful in
the spring no matter which city you choose.
. You may be suprised with what
you find. 
