What is weather like in Italy?

Question

What is weather like in Italy?

Answer 1

lol, i tihnk it's better than English weather!

Answer 2

it depends to where you are.

In the north and in the mountains winters are cold. It does not snow much, but it gets frosty. Summers can be hot and misty, especially in the Po valley.

At the seaside it's always milder: the weather you tend to associate to Italy...

In the south the weather is generally better than in the north

Answer 3

Italy's climate varies from north to south and from lowland to mountain top. Temperatures at sea-level tend to be similar around the country, with altitudes creating steep changes between summer and winter. Winters are long and severe in the Alps, with snow falling as early as mid-September. Storms develop in spring and tend to last to autumn, making summer the wettest season. The northern regions experience chilly winters, hot summers and regular even rain distribution, while conditions become milder as you head south. The sirocco, the hot and humid African wind that affects regions south of Rome, produces at least a couple of stiflingly hot weeks in summer.

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Answer 4

Today: Sunny, High 77

Tomorrow: Abundunt Sunshine, High 75