Italy weather reviews

I have always dreamed of visiting Sicily. Of course, like many others, I watched films about the Italian mafia, and then began to become interested in the history of Sicily. The trip turned out to be spontaneous, in February. On average, the temperature remained at 17 degrees, which is very comfortable for a person who has lived in Russia all his life. There was almost no rain. Strong wind too. I spent days walking the streets of Palermo and going on excursions.

I have already been to Rome and Milan. I wanted to visit the third largest Italian city - Naples. We managed to go only in March, which is not quite the season. But I wasn't upset. The weather is still comfortable. On average about 17 degrees. Yes, you don’t look like a T-shirt, but a light jacket is fine. It rained, but only 3-4 times. An underrated city. Again I want to wander through its streets and see the sights.

We had a family holiday on the island of Sardinia since June 17th. The weather was warm throughout the holiday, around 24°C - 27°C, the most optimal for me. Sometimes the temperature reached 30°C - 33°C; on those days we did not leave the sea. The sea water was very refreshing, of course, it can be warmer, but I wouldn’t call the Mediterranean Sea cold either. We went sightseeing when it wasn't very hot. I think the weather is very good for June, our holiday was a success.

The vacation fell in the first half of May, we went to Italy for a week. Sicily in the spring is amazing, there is not yet a large influx of tourists, the weather is good, it’s beautiful. For those going to the sea, perhaps it’s a little early, the water is still cool, about +18, depending on the weather. Almost all days of rest were sunny up to +21. On the day of departure it started to rain and it became noticeably cool, about +14 degrees. May is the perfect month for sightseeing.

I was on holiday in Rome in March. In general, the trip turned out to be spontaneous, but very cool. The weather was great. On average 17-19 degrees. This is the optimal temperature for me at which I can stay outside for a long time to visit the many attractions of Rome. Rain in March is not uncommon. But they are small and usually short-lived. I want to fly to Rome again, again in March.