Weather forecast builder for the Cammino Materano

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Cammino Materano

The Cammino Materano (Via Peuceta) crosses open Murge landscapes with long, shadeless stretches and weather that shifts between sun and passing showers. April and October align with moderate warmth, clearer air after early rains, and daylight sufficient for full stages. Across the year, walkers encounter a Mediterranean mix—bright periods, intermittent rainfall, and occasional storms—along with breezes on exposed plateaus and seasonal temperature swings that range from cool and changeable in winter to very hot during midsummer.

• Spring: Changeable days with sunny breaks and showery spells; fresh mornings, warming afternoons, greener fields, and lengthening daylight across the Murge.
• Summer: Hot, glaring afternoons on open tracks; sporadic heavy showers or short storms, limited shade, longer water carries, and heat buildup inland.
• Autumn: Comfortable warmth eases summer glare; first rains settle dust, mostly bright walking with occasional showers or a local thundery interruption.
• Winter: Shorter days with more frequent rain, breezy plateaus, the odd cold snap, muddy farm tracks, and periodic sunny intervals between systems.

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