We've looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Florence, covering the last 12 years up to 2022, plus we've asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Florence weather in January.
What's the temperature like in Florence during January?
January is typically the coolest month in Florence. The temperature reaches around 7℃ during the daytime, falling away to 1℃ at night. The UV index will be low at this time of year, so not something to worry about. However, if you're going to be outside for long periods it's always a good idea to apply a small amount of sunscreen to exposed skin.
Does it snow in Florence during January?
Possibly. There's a chance of snow during January but not as much as you might think. Check the local forecast before you leave home so that you can pack appropriate footwear and clothing.
Does it rain in Florence during January?
On average, there will be 13 rainy days during the month, amounting to 39.5mm in total. That's much drier than we see in England during August, and therefore not something to be concerned about. There's a small chance that you'll catch a thunderstorm during your trip.
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1st October 2021 by Inside the Travel Lab
Florence or Rome: which city for your next trip?When it comes to planning a city break to Italy, it’s easy to get stuck on picking the city. Between the romance of Venice, the chic of Milan and the sass of Naples, you could spend weeks travelling around Italy and still not have seen it all. And that’s not an empty phrase. I’ve tested it, I’ve tried! More times than is decent to mention....
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Cheapest places to holiday in MayMay is, arguably, one of the best months of the year to take a break, across the globe. Mainly, because you can take advantage of the May Bank Holidays, but you’ve just missed the rush of the Easter season. Then, there’s absolutely gorgeous weather, from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean.You’re likely to find bargains too, for hotels, flights, cruises and all-inclusive deals, as prices drop after April. Get ready to pack your beach towel, don’t forget your flip flops and make the most...
24th June 2019 by PommieTravels
Best things to see in Florence, ItalyThe attractions that this beautiful city offers to its visitors are so many: Florence is a relatively small city full of things to do and see. It is really a wonderful “open-air museum”, which you can admire just walking through the streets of the historic center, without the need to pay any entrance fees. Having a list of the main places of interest will allow you to enjoy the Tuscan capital in all its beauty. Read on to find out what to see in Florence! First of all, make sure you don’t...
23rd May 2019 by ScribbleStu
A day trip to FlorenceDuring our month in Italy we were hoping to spend a few days exploring Florence. But circumstances forced us to stay in Rome during the time we’d allocated for Florence. In the end that worked out pretty well: the kids got to see Rome for the first time, and we were there during the big Easter celebrations. And we did still manage to make it to Florence for a day trip…...
26th January 2021 by Urban Travel Blog
Long Weekend: FlorenceThe world has been obsessed with this little Tuscan outpost ever since she was a blushing bambino. For more than two millennia Florence has seen countless invasions (armies and tourists), political and religious turmoil, warring factions and numerous cycles of financial boom and bust. Like tectonic forces acting on coal to produce diamonds, so history has acted upon Florence to create some of the most magnificent masterpieces the world has ever seen....
18th August 2020 by John
Florence travel guideHoliday Extras are doing a good series of YouTube destination guides. This one covers the beautiful Italian city of Florence. ...
13th June 2012 by Emma's Travel Tales
Climbing the Florence DuomoIt was a perfect mid-summers day in Florence and at least a million degrees (okay, around 30, but I’m Scottish!), and we crazily decided to tackle the 460 something steps that stood between us and the top of the Florence Duomo. Whilst waiting in the shaded queue to begin our climb it didn’t seem too hot, but once we got to the front and started the first 30-or-so steps, boy was it warm.Everyone who visits Florence admires the green, pink and white marbled exterior of the Duomo, but not...
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