Experience the charm of Rome, where Mediterranean breezes and ancient architecture intertwine. The best time to visit is from April to June or September to October, with temperatures averaging a delightful 15-24°C (59-75°F). Interestingly, Rome sees an average annual rainfall of just 628mm (24.7 inches), making it one of the driest major European cities. While exploring the Colosseum or strolling along the Tiber River, don't miss a sunset gelato at the Pantheon – a perfect way to savor Rome's unique weather and vibrant culture.
Today's Forecast
5-Day Forecast
Rome Climate & Weather Averages
Rome is warmest in July, when daytime highs average 33°C, and coldest in January at around 12°C. The wettest month is November. The table below shows the monthly averages for Rome, based on recorded data from 2015–2024.
| Month | Avg High | Avg Low | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 12° | 4° | 66 mm |
| Feb | 14° | 5° | 73 mm |
| Mar | 16° | 6° | 89 mm |
| Apr | 19° | 9° | 59 mm |
| May | 23° | 13° | 77 mm |
| Jun | 29° | 18° | 34 mm |
| Jul | 33° | 21° | 16 mm |
| Aug | 32° | 21° | 30 mm |
| Sep | 27° | 17° | 90 mm |
| Oct | 22° | 14° | 105 mm |
| Nov | 17° | 9° | 140 mm |
| Dec | 14° | 5° | 94 mm |
A warming climate: Rome's warmest month (July) has warmed from an average high of 29°C in the 1950s to 33°C today — a shift of +3.8°C over roughly seventy years.
Best time to visit: May–October offers the most comfortable conditions, with daytime highs around 24°C. Pack light, breathable layers and a light waterproof — Rome sees rain year-round, peaking in November. For the coldest spell around January, bring a warm coat.
Source: Open-Meteo ERA5 archive. Averages computed from daily records.