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Warm dry summers in the south, cooler Alpine north. Browse cities below to find a city with detailed month-by-month records.

Popular cities:Rome · Milan · Naples · Turin · Palermo · Genoa

Browse all 148 cities in Italy

Grouped by climate type, then by population.

Csa

Hot-summer Mediterranean

79 cities
Romepop 2.3MNaplespop 909kPalermopop 648kGenoapop 580kBolognapop 395kFlorencepop 367kBaripop 316kMessinapop 220kTarantopop 199kPratopop 195kLivornopop 157kAcilia-Castel Fusano-Ostia Anticapop 129k
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Cfa

Humid subtropical

48 cities
Milanpop 1.4MVeronapop 258kTriestepop 204kPaduapop 204kBresciapop 200kParmapop 198kModenapop 185kReggio nell'Emiliapop 172kRiminipop 149kMestrepop 148kFerrarapop 132kMonzapop 124k
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BSk

Cold semi-arid

9 cities
Cataniapop 312kCagliaripop 149kFoggiapop 137kSassaripop 92kQuartu Sant'Elenapop 67kCrotonepop 65kManfredoniapop 57kCerignolapop 54kSan Severopop 52k
Cfb

Oceanic / temperate

6 cities
Turinpop 847kBolzanopop 107kComopop 85kVaresepop 81kMoncalieripop 56kAostapop 35k
Dfb

Warm-summer humid continental

3 cities
Cortina d'Ampezzopop 5kBormiopop 4kMadonna di Campigliopop 656
BSh

Hot semi-arid

2 cities
Reggio Calabriapop 182kTaorminapop 6k
BWk

Cold desert

1 city
L'Aquilapop 34k

A few cities, to show the range

A spread picked to show how different the climate gets across Italy.

Rome
Hot-summer MediterraneanCsa
Milan
Humid subtropicalCfa
Naples
Hot-summer MediterraneanCsa
Turin
Oceanic / temperateCfb
Palermo
Hot-summer MediterraneanCsa
Genoa
Hot-summer MediterraneanCsa

Climate types in Italy

Italy spans 7 climate types. All climate types:

Csa Hot-summer Mediterranean · 79 citiesCfa Humid subtropical · 48 citiesBSk Cold semi-arid · 9 citiesCfb Oceanic / temperate · 6 citiesDfb Warm-summer humid continental · 3 citiesBSh Hot semi-arid · 2 citiesBWk Cold desert · 1 city
Climate records across Italy — warmest, coolest, wettest, driest

Warmest Messina (66.7 °F avg) · Coolest Bormio (42.5 °F avg) · Wettest Bellagio (62 in/yr) · Driest L'Aquila (0 in/yr)These are the extreme ends of our city records, not typical conditions — most of Italy sits well between them.