Home › Weather › Florence Weather
Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·
Florence, the Tuscan capital set between the Arno valley and the Apennine foothills, offers a Mediterranean climate with distinct seasons – the live forecast above gives the current conditions as you read.
What weather should I expect in Florence today and this week?
Check the live forecast above for the most accurate view, but in general spring brings mild days between 15–20°C with occasional showers, while summer is hot and dry. For a seven-day outlook you can rely on our UK 10‑day forecast page as a guide to how changing pressure patterns affect southern Europe.
How does Florence compare with other Italian cities?
Inland Florence is often a few degrees warmer than coastal Pisa and cooler than Rome in summer. If you’re checking our Rome weather page, note that the capital tends to be slightly hotter, while the nearby hills around Florence can bring cooler evenings.
Does Florence have a rainy season?
Rain is fairly evenly spread across October–April, with spring and autumn the wettest months. July and August are usually dry. For a 14‑day outlook, the BBC Weather Florence 14 days feature is useful for spotting unsettled spells.
Is a week in Florence long enough to see different weather patterns?
Yes. Spring can bring sunshine one day and showers the next, so pack layers. The weather in Florence 10 days view on BBC Weather helps you plan excursions to the Uffizi or Boboli Gardens.
Does Florence ever get snow?
Snow is rare but possible once or twice most winters, usually light. Cold snaps are brief, and the city’s museums and churches offer good shelter. Check BBC Weather for BBC Weather Florence 7 days if frost is forecast.