Rome

What’s the weather like in Rome in July?

For warm weather throughout the month, visit Rome in July. It’s one of the hottest times of the year, which means you can expect high temperatures and lots of Mediterranean sunshine.

Geographical influences

Rome is one of the most popular city’s in Italy and it’s easy to see why. In addition to having a great selection of Italian restaurants and historical attractions, the city also has a beautiful summer climate. Each day is filled with hours of sunshine and there’s not much chance of rain, which means you have more time to soak up the Mediterranean sun and work on your tan.

Averages

Rome weather in July is very warm with an average temperature of 25°C and highs of 32°C. You’ll need to pack high factor sun cream for your visit as the UV rays are quite strong at this time of year. There are 14 hours of sunlight each day and just five rainy days that accumulate a total rainfall of 23mm. The sea water has warmed up and is ideal for swimming and water sports with an average temperature of 25°C.