Weather forecast builder for the Via Francigena del Sud: Roma → Leuca

Plan your walk with weather from 16 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Via Francigena del Sud: Roma → Leuca

The Via Francigena del Sud offers diverse weather patterns as it stretches from Rome to Leuca through regions like Lazio, Campania, and Apulia. March, April, and September provide particularly favorable conditions for walking, balancing warmth and sunshine with moderate rainfall. The route allows for an exploration of contrasting climates and landscapes, whether in the vibrancy of spring or the warmth of late summer. Travelers can expect a mixture of temperatures along the journey through these historic Italian regions.

• Spring (Mar–May): Weather ranges from mild temperatures and sunny days to occasional rain showers and varying climates across regions.
• Summer (Jun–Aug): High temperatures dominate, with sunny intervals and sporadic rainfall; occasional thunderstorms may briefly interrupt warm days.
• Autumn (Sep–Nov): Fluctuating temperatures and persistent rain mix with cloudy and sunny days; downpours often occur during milder periods.
• Winter (Dec–Feb): The season offers variable conditions; sunshine is interspersed with rain, and temperatures shift from cool to mild across regions.

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