Rome weather
Our guide to the weather in Rome during July
Rome is a vibrant city full of culture and history, making it an ideal destination for those looking for an unforgettable experience. In July, be sure to bring sunscreen and take advantage of the city's many outdoor attractions. We've looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Rome, covering the last 12 years up to 2024, plus we've asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Rome weather in July.
What's the weather like in Rome during July?
Rome in July can get fairly hot, with temperatures around 30 degrees C so be careful not to get burnt during the nice weather.
Answered by Travel with the OHallorans
What should I pack for a holiday in Rome during July?
With the weather being hot, t-shirts, shorts and loose dresses are good choices for clothes. Loose, cool clothes are the way to go. Sun hats and sunscreen are a must for Rome in July. If you're planning to visit the Vatican, make sure you pack appropriate clothing. You'll need to cover knees and shoulders to visit the Vatican. A scarf is a good idea too, incase of any spontaneous visits to other churches.
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What's great about Rome in July?
Being such a hot location during the summer, you're able to spend most of your time at outdoor attractions. Cool off with a delicious gelato and find some shade for a break. Days are long in Rome so you can really make the most of your time, by staying out into the slightly cooler evenings.
Answered by Travel with the OHallorans
How hot is it in Rome during July?
The temperature reaches around 31℃ during the daytime in July, falling away to 22℃ at night. The UV index will be high at this time of year, so protection against skin and eye damage is needed. Try to limit exposure between 10am and 4pm. Apply broad spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every few hours, even if it's cloudy, or more frequently after sweating or swimming, and wear UV-blocking sunglasses too, and bear in mind that bright surfaces, such as sand and water increase UV exposure.
Does it rain in Rome during July?
On average, there will be 2 rainy days during the month, amounting to 33.1mm 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.
Is it windy in Rome during July?
You're unlikely to experience any strong winds. Expect a light breeze that picks up slightly at times in July. With moderate humidity, any breeze will have a welcome cooling effect.
How warm is the sea in Rome during July?
The water around Rome reaches a very pleasant 25℃ during July. This is very warm, and will feel bath-like. People who normally feel the cold will find this temperature perfectly acceptable. The hot air temperature will mean that you will feel comfortably warm when coming out of the water.
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