Is southern Italy still warm in October?

If your main destination is Rome, count on temps to be around 64°F/18°C. In Northern Italy, you can expect temperatures of between 45-65°F/7-18°C. In the nation's center, they hover between 55-70°F/13-21°C, and in the south of the country temps range between 65-75°F/18-24°C.



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The Amalfi Coast is not cold in October. The weather is cooler than in the summer months, but still mild with average highs of 72°F (22°C) and average lows of 61°F (16°C). The evenings can be cool, but the coldest months in the Amalfi Coast are from December through March.

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The average high in October is 24°C (75°F) and the average low is 15°C (60°F), just slightly cooler than what we experienced. Expect a few rainy days during the month, but sunny skies are more prevalent than cloudy, drizzly days.

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Yet it's still warm enough to sunbathe. There's the odd rainy day, but that's the time to make the most of everything else Italy has to offer, apart from stunning landscapes and a sublime climate. Pack swimwear, a light raincoat, plenty of layers, walking shoes, sandals, and knitwear.

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The best time to visit Italy is during spring and fall, when temperatures are comfortable and there are fewer crowds. The scenery is vibrant, prices are lower, and the weather is ideal for exploring all the country has to offer.

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October is Shoulder Season in Italy Busy season for Italy is typically between May- September. That means visiting Italy in October or looking for vacation spots shouldn't be too difficult! October isn't as busy as July or August. This is because many people are no longer on summer break.

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The best time to visit southern Italy is typically March through May, spring, and September through November, fall. The promise of breathtaking scenery that unveils glistening waters, charming coastal coves, and historic towns nestled into rugged hills can capture your imagination during the best time to visit.

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Temperatures across Sicily run between 56-69°F (14-21°C), where Palermo sees an average high of 75°F (24°C) and most other coastal towns experience something similar, plus or minus a couple of degrees. The sea, too, remains inviting at 73°F (23°C).

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From May to October, the weather in Sicily is warm enough to sunbathe & swim from the many beautiful beaches around Sicily's stunning coastline and seaside resorts. The highest mountain in Sicily is Etna volcano, 3,329 meters high and is located in the eastern part of the island.

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Tour Sardinia in autumn: the weather The autumn season in Sardinia is warm and windy. The rains are more frequent this time of year, but generally they are not so plentiful on the island. In October the water temperature of the appealing beaches of Porto Cervo is around 20 degrees.

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In Fall the average temperatures dip down into the teens although they can still nudge the low 20s on sunny days – and there are plenty. This is the southeastern tip of Italy after all. The weather in Puglia in October is still mild and dry with just eight days of rainfall and only 66mm of rain.

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