What is the weather like in Italy now?

Release date: April 22, 2009

Generally speaking, the climate in Italy is very mild. Only in rare cases will there be a high temperature above 40 degrees in summer and a low temperature below-10 degrees in winter. The whole country can be divided into three climatic zones.

north

Northern Italy, that is, the region between the Alps and the Apennines in Tuscany-Emilia region. This is an area that is little affected by the marine climate. It is very cold in winter (it usually snows in 1 February,1month and February in northern Italy), and it is very hot in summer (sometimes even extremely hot) with high humidity.

middle

Central Italy, including the part between Liguria and Rome. The climate here is mild, with little temperature difference between the four seasons, but sometimes it is hot in Leng Xia in winter.

south

Southern Italy, including Sicily and Sardinia and other larger islands. It belongs to a typical Mediterranean climate, generally speaking, it is dry and hot, with less rainfall and long drought period. The winter climate is not cold, and the temperature in spring and autumn is closer to the summer temperature in other parts of Italy.