The Via Francigena del Sud, stretching from Rome to Leuca, traverses a diverse range of regions, each with its unique weather patterns and characteristics. As you embark on this pilgrimage, beginning in the Lazio region, you will experience moderate temperatures in February, typically ranging from highs around 11–13°C to lows of about 5–6°C. This region is characterized by variable weather, with a mix of sunny days and possible rain showers, sometimes moderate to heavy, making precipitation somewhat frequent.
As you progress into the Campania region, the weather remains similar, though there might be a slight increase in precipitation levels. Temperatures continue to hover in the same range, with occasional cloud cover and patchy rain. Sunny days are common, offering bright interludes between periods of cloudiness or rain showers.
Entering Puglia, you'll notice the climate remaining mild, with temperatures continuing to range from around 11–15°C during the day and lows between 4–8°C. Sunny days become more frequent, though occasional rain showers and cloudy days persist. Travelers might experience slightly increased temperatures and decreased precipitation as they approach the southernmost parts of the route.
Overall, while rain is an occasional companion throughout the journey, many sunny and partly cloudy days provide a pleasant balance, making this route an engaging experience from a weather perspective.
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