Rome

What’s the weather like in Rome in August?

August is one of the most popular times to visit Rome because the weather is beautiful with warm temperatures and clear blue skies all month. The warmest weather is towards the start of the month before it begins to cool as summer draws to a close.

Geographical influences

Its location in the central-western part of Italy means that Rome enjoys a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and plenty of daily sunshine. The heat is very pleasant and enjoyable with gentle winds helping to keep you cool and comfortable. Rainfall isn’t likely in the summer, but UV rays can be quite high so make sure to wear plenty of high factor sun protection.

Averages

Rome weather in August is perfect for sunbathing by the pool and with 13 hours of sunshine per day, you’ll have plenty of time to work on your summer tan. The average temperature ranges from lows of 18°C and up to 30°C. The average sea temperature is 26°C, which is great for swimming or snorkelling near the coastline. There’s 33mm of rainfall across six days of the month, which means there’s a small chance of rain that tends to fall in short and light showers.