Weather in Tuscany in the Fall As you can see below, September and October are still pleasant months temperature-wise, but October brings more rain. September usually has cooler mornings and evenings, but the days are sunny and pleasant. November in Tuscany begins to get chilly and it's typically a wet month.

Tuscany is widely considered to be at its most magnificent during the fall, particularly in September and October. This is the season of the "Vendemmia" (grape harvest) and the olive harvest, making it a dream for food and wine lovers. The landscape transforms from the vibrant greens of summer into a palette of deep ochre, burnt orange, and gold as the vineyards change color. The weather is significantly more comfortable for exploring hilltop towns like Montepulciano or Pienza, with average temperatures ranging from 15°C to 22°C (60°F–72°F), avoiding the stifling heat of July. Fall also brings the "Sagre"—local food festivals—dedicated to seasonal delicacies like truffles, porcini mushrooms, chestnuts, and new olive oil. While November can bring more rain and cooler mist (which adds a moody, romantic atmosphere to the valleys), the early autumn months offer the perfect balance of thinning crowds and open attractions. It is arguably the best time for photography and hiking, as the soft "golden hour" light lasts longer and the air is crisp. Just be sure to pack layers, as the mornings and evenings can become quite chilly once the sun sets behind the cypress-lined hills.