Weather forecast builder for the Via Romea Germanica: Augsburg → Padua

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About weather on the Via Romea Germanica: Augsburg → Padua

This alpine‑to‑plains section of the Via Romea Germanica runs from Augsburg across Bavarian and Tyrolean valleys, over an alpine pass, then down through South Tyrol into the Veneto plain toward Padua. May, August, and September often align clearer high routes with workable temperatures as the terrain steps from cooler uplands into warmer lowlands. Conditions remain changeable throughout, with cloudier, wetter phases alternating with bright intervals, cooler snaps capable of dusting the highest paths, and heat and late‑day thunderstorms more typical farther south.

• Spring: Changeable, with overcast spells and brighter breaks; rain in valleys, occasional snowfall on higher sections, and widely varying temperatures with periodic heavier precipitation.
• Summer: Warm to hot in valleys and plains, cooler at altitude; frequent short-lived thunderstorms, occasional heavy downpours, and generally drier, clearer intervals between passing systems.
• Autumn: Variable and often overcast, with frequent rain, occasional heavy events, returning snowfall on higher ground, and progressively cooler temperatures across north-to-south elevations.
• Winter: Predominantly overcast and wintry, with recurrent mountain snowfall, rain or mixed precipitation on lowlands, sharp cold spells, and brief milder interludes between systems.

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