The Via Francigena del Sud starts in the Lazio region, where the weather in March is generally cool and variable. As a pilgrim departing from Roma, expect average high temperatures around 14°C and lows near 6°C. Conditions frequently alternate between sunny spells and moderate to heavy rain showers, with occasional cloudy or partly cloudy days. Precipitation is common, averaging between 4-6 mm per day, reflecting the region's tendency for unpredictable weather during this period.
As you continue south into Campania, the weather remains similar, with notable occurrences of sunny days and rain showers. Temperatures are slightly more moderate, averaging highs of 15-16°C and lows between 5-8°C. While rain is still expected, the precipitation amounts slightly decrease, with brief respites of clearer weather mixed with cloudy skies.
Further south, entering Puglia, the climate begins to shift towards warmer and drier conditions. Highs can reach up to 18-19°C, while lows remain around 9-12°C. Sunny days start to dominate, with significantly reduced rainfall averaging around 0.5-2 mm per day. This region often sees extended periods of sunshine and clearer skies, but occasional showers are not uncommon as you approach the coast.
Overall, expect a gradual transition from cooler, wetter conditions in Lazio, through fluctuating weather in Campania, to milder and more consistently sunny days in Puglia. The route, traversing diverse geographical regions, showcases the seasonal changes typical in the transition from late winter to early spring in Italy.
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