Weather in Italy

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures #

• The cities in Southern Italy like Palermo, Naples and Bari generally have milder winters, with average minimum temperatures in January hovering around 47°F, while Turin and Milan experience colder winters with minimums potentially dropping to the discomfort zone

• During summer months, cities like Naples, Palermo experience maximum temperatures exceeding 86°F

• Cities like Genoa and Sardinia Island offer milder summer conditions.

Conditions #

• Rome and Naples enjoy the highest total sun hours during the summer months, with July yielding 13.6h and 13.8h respectively, while Sardinia Island also reaches 13.0h in July, showcasing a clear trend of summer sunshine across these coastal cities.

• In contrast, cities like Milan and Turin exhibit significantly lower total sun hours, particularly in the winter months, with Turin peaking at only 6.2h in January, illustrating the region's cloudier and wetter conditions as both cities also show higher precipitation levels in spring.

Daylight Hours #

• Across the cities listed, the earliest sunrises generally occur in June, with Rome and Milan leading at 05:35, while the latest sunrises are consistent in January, with Milan having the latest at 07:57.

• When examining sunset times, Turin boasts the latest sunset in June at 21:17, while the earliest sunset is found in Bari at 16:26 during December. Day lengths vary, with Milan experiencing the longest day at 15 hours and 37 minutes in June, while Milan also has the shortest day in December at 08 hours and 46 minutes, highlighting significant seasonal differences in daylight across these Italian cities.