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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the PressHive weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

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The live forecast above shows Rome’s current conditions, with temperatures typical for the season. Rome enjoys a Mediterranean climate – hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters – making it a year-round destination, though summer heat can be intense.

What is the weather like in Rome right now?

Check the live forecast above for the latest temperature, cloud cover and wind. Rome’s inland position means it can feel hotter than coastal cities, with summer highs often above 30°C. Winter days are cool but rarely drop below freezing, though rainfall is more frequent from October to March. For a comparison with northern Italy, see bbc weather venice and bbc weather florence, which tend to be cooler and wetter.

How far ahead can I check Rome’s forecast?

Reliable forecasts cover 5–10 days, but many services offer longer outlooks. For planning, you might look at weather in rome 10 days, rome weather forecast 15 days or even rome weather forecast 30 days. The bbc weather rome 14 days and bbc weather rome 14 days met office products give a general trend, though accuracy drops beyond a week.

ClimateMediterranean (Csa) – hot, dry summers; mild, wet winters
Summer avg high30–32°C (June–August)
Winter avg low3–5°C (December–February)
Wettest monthNovember (approx. 115mm rainfall)
When is the best time to visit Rome?

Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds and lower rainfall. July and August can be uncomfortably hot, while winter is quiet but cooler and wetter.

Does Rome ever get snow?

Snow is rare in Rome – typically once every few years, and it rarely settles. The most recent significant snowfall was in February 2018. The city’s low altitude and Mediterranean influence keep winter temperatures above freezing.

How reliable are 10-day forecasts for Rome?

Forecasts up to 5 days are usually reliable. The 10-day outlook gives a useful trend but confidence decreases after day 7. For longer-term planning, check rome weather forecast 15 days or 30 days as broad indicators only.

For UK conditions, see our UK weather hub. For longer-range planning, visit 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.