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Maximum & Minimum TemperaturesThis charts show the average of the absolute maximum and minimum temperatures registered during five (for some of the cities only 4) consecutive years (1992-96) at 12 cities' weather stations. The 12 listed cities are: Turin, Milan, Bolzano, Venice, Rimini, Florence, Rome, Pescara, Brindisi, Alghero, Reggio Calabria, Catania. The scales used on this page are centigrade scales. For Farenheit scales please browse to the corresponding chart of maximum and minimum temperatures in Italy. Here you find temperatures and forecasts for today and tomorrow | ||||||||
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Absolute Maximum Temperatures
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34,6
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35,5 |
35,7 |
34,6 |
38,4 |
38,1 |
39,7 |
40,1 |
39,9 |
43,8 |
42,4 |
43,4 |
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| Tur. | Mil. | Bolz. | Ven. | Rim. | Flr. | Rome | Alg. | Pesc. | Brin. | R.Ca. | Cat. |
The maximum temperatures occur in the last days of July or the first days of August. |
Absolute Minimum Temperatures | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Tur. | Mil. | Bolz. | Ven. | Rim. | Flr. | Rome | Alg. | Pesc. | Brin. | R.Ca. |
Cat. | ||||||||||
 -9,3 |
-12,6 |
-11,7 |
-6,2 |
-5,4 |
-9,9 |
-6,4 |
-4,8 |
-6,1 |
-1,4 |
0,5 | -1,1 |
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The minimum temperatures occur in the second or third week of February. Source:ISTAT |
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