The weather in
Rome

Rome weather

Weather in Rome

See the forecast for Rome in one clear overview. From temperature and wind to the chance of rain: plan a walk through the historic centre or an evening near the Tiber with up-to-date information.

Today and the next 14 days

The forecast for Rome is updated daily. Check the temperature, wind and chance of rain hour by hour, and use the 14-day outlook to plan ahead and spot which days look best for being outside.

Practical weather notes for Rome

Rome has a classic Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. Summer heat is felt more strongly in the packed stone streets of the centre than in the greener areas near the Villa Borghese, so timing sightseeing for the morning or early evening makes a real difference.

Seasons in Rome

Rain is rare in summer but common between autumn and early spring, often arriving as short, heavy downpours rather than long grey days. Spring and autumn are the most reliable seasons for comfortable walking weather.

Frequently asked questions

How often is the forecast updated?
The live weather data refreshes several times a day, so you're always seeing the latest forecast for Rome.

Is the 14-day forecast reliable?
The first few days are usually the most accurate. Further ahead, the forecast mainly shows a trend rather than the exact weather at a specific hour.

What should I check before heading outside?
Look at the combination of rain, wind and feels-like temperature. A short trip can handle a passing shower, but a longer walk or bike ride benefits from a more stable stretch of weather.