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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.

☀️35°C
Clear skyRomeFeels like 37° · Wind 15 km/h · Humidity 39%
UV 8 Very HighSunrise 05:46Sunset 20:44
Today☁️35°23°💧0%
Tue☁️37°23°💧0%
Wed☀️36°22°💧0%
Thu37°24°💧0%
Fri38°25°💧0%
Sat37°24°💧0%
Sun🌤️37°22°💧0%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Check the live forecast above for Rome’s conditions today, then plan around the city’s classic Mediterranean rhythm: warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, with the odd cold snap from the nearby Apennines.

What is the typical weather pattern for Rome?

Rome sits inland from the Tyrrhenian Sea, giving it a Mediterranean climate with hot, often hazy summers and cooler, rainier winters. July and August regularly push past 30°C, while December and January hover around 8–12°C, with frost rare but possible on clear nights. The live forecast above will show whether a scirocco wind from Africa is bringing unseasonable warmth or a cold front from the north is dropping temperatures.

How does Rome’s weather compare with nearby Italian cities?

Unlike coastal spots such as Naples, Rome feels more continental – summers can be drier and winters slightly cooler. For contrast, bbc weather venice often shows more humidity and fog in winter, while bbc weather florence tends to be hotter inland. If you’re checking weather in rome 10 days or rome weather forecast 15 days, note that longer-range outlooks can shift quickly due to Mediterranean lows.

Hottest monthAugust, average high 31°C
Coldest monthJanuary, average low 3°C
Wettest monthNovember, around 110 mm rain
Sunniest monthJuly, average 11 hours per day
Is Rome’s weather reliable for a 14-day trip?

A 14-day forecast gives a decent trend but Rome’s weather can flip with Atlantic fronts or African highs. Check bbc weather rome 14 days alongside the live forecast above for the latest adjustments.

Does Rome ever get snow?

Snow is rare in central Rome – perhaps once every few years – and usually melts within hours. The hills to the east, however, see snow more often, so rome weather forecast 30 days won’t typically show flakes for the city centre.

Should I use the Met Office or BBC for Rome forecasts?

Both draw from the same global models, but the Met Office often adds UK-specific context. For Italy, the live forecast above is reliable; for broader UK planning, see our UK weather hub or 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.