Weather in Rome

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• In Rome, temperatures steadily increase from January to July, peaking in July with maximums of 91.1°F

• The warmest months are June to August, with average highs above 84°F, while the coldest period is from December to February, where maximums drop to around 56°F

• Notably, there is a distinct seasonal shift, making Rome's climate quite warm and pleasant during the summer months.

Conditions

• In Rome, there are no recorded sun hours across all months, which suggests a consistently overcast or cloudy climate.

• Precipitation levels vary throughout the year, with the highest levels observed in November at 0.23 inches and the lowest in July at 0.02 inches, indicating a slight trend towards increased rain during the late autumn months.

Astronomy

• In Rome, the earliest sunrise occurs in June at 05:35, while the latest sunrise is in January at 07:33, indicating a significant variation of nearly two hours over the year.

• The sunset timings reveal a similar pattern, with the earliest sunset in December at 16:41 and the latest in June at 20:45, showcasing almost a four-hour difference in daylight duration.

• Overall, the length of the day varies remarkably, with the shortest day lasting only 9 hours and 11 minutes in December, while the longest day can extend to an impressive 15 hours and 10 minutes in June.