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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Insight weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌤️32°C
Mainly clearRomeFeels like 31° · Wind 13 km/h · Humidity 32%
UV 8 Very HighSunrise 05:34Sunset 20:47
Today33°20°💧20%
Thu☁️35°21°💧15%
Fri☁️35°22°💧0%
Sat🌤️35°22°💧0%
Sun🌤️36°23°💧0%
Mon☁️36°23°💧6%
Tue☁️35°23°💧3%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above for Rome’s latest conditions before heading out; the city’s Mediterranean climate means warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, so a quick glance saves you from an unexpected shower near the Colosseum.

What is the typical weather in Rome throughout the year?

Rome enjoys a classic Mediterranean climate with hot, often humid summers from June to August, when highs regularly reach the low 30s°C. Winters (December–February) are cooler but rarely freezing, with daytime temperatures hovering around 10–15°C. Spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons, offering mild days and lower rainfall than winter.

Annual average high21°C
Annual average low11°C
Wettest monthNovember (90mm average)
Driest monthJuly (15mm average)

How do I check the rome weather forecast 30 days for planning?

Long-range outlooks for Rome are available from the Met Office and BBC Weather, but accuracy drops beyond seven days. For a reliable rome weather forecast 15 days, check the live forecast above; the weather in rome 10 days view is often the most dependable for trip planning. Visitors comparing Italian cities should also check UK weather hub for travel connections, alongside details on bbc weather venice and bbc weather florence.

Does Rome ever get snow?

Snow in Rome is rare and usually light, falling once every few years. The last significant dusting occurred in 2018, and it typically melts within hours. Frost is more common in January mornings.

Is August too hot for sightseeing in Rome?

August afternoons often exceed 35°C, so plan indoor visits like the Vatican Museums for midday. Early morning or late evening walks are more comfortable, and many locals leave town, so some shops close.

What is the best month for sunny weather in Rome?

May and September offer the best balance of warmth, long daylight hours, and lower tourist crowds. Both months typically see 8–10 hours of sunshine daily, with highs around 25°C.

For other Italian destinations, see our guides to Rhodes Weather or Malta Weather, and always cross-reference the bbc weather rome 14 days forecast (and the bbc weather rome 14 days met office long-range view) before finalising plans. Check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for links to European outlooks.