In September, the weather on the Via di Francesco showcases a diverse range of conditions. Travelers begin their journey in Roma where sunny days are interspersed with episodes of rainfall. As they progress towards Monte Sacro and beyond, clear skies frequently give way to rain showers. Further along, the trail passes through areas like Monterotondo and Ponticelli di Scandriglia where sunshine alternates with moderate rainfall. In regions such as Poggio San Lorenzo and Rieti, sunny periods dominate, but notable rainfall is still a possibility. Generally, temperatures remain warm, with highs frequently reaching the late 20s to early 30s °C, while precipitation varies along the route.
Starting in Roma, the weather is mostly sunny with some days seeing significant rain showers, dropping temperatures to a range between 23°C and 34°C. As the trail proceeds to Monte Sacro, clear and sunny spells are typical, although occasional heavy rain showers can occur.
In Monterotondo, travelers can expect mainly sunny conditions with rain staying limited, with temperatures fluctuating between 24°C and 34°C. In Ponticelli di Scandriglia, the weather remains generally sunny, though heavy downpours can interrupt. Temperatures hover between 23°C and 33°C.
As the journey continues to Poggio San Lorenzo, rain becomes more frequent, though sunny intermissions are enjoyed, with temperatures between 24°C and 31°C. Moving into Rieti, the weather pattern is similar with sunny periods flanked by patches of rain.
Transitioning to locations like Poggio Bustone and Piediluco, the weather stays largely sunny but expect sporadic heavy rain showers. Highs reach up to 33°C, offering warm walking conditions. Concluding with an area like Spoleto, sunny weather is interspersed with occasional thunderstorms with highs peaking around 30°C, indicating the end of a month where weather experiences are as varied as the trail itself.
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