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

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

About weather on the Via Romea Germanica: Padua → Rome

This long north–south traverse from Padua to Rome spans cool plains, showery Apennine crossings, and warmer central valleys, with conditions shifting markedly by elevation and latitude. April, May, and September offer milder temperatures, balanced daylight, and changeable but manageable showers across most sections, easing climbs and long lowland stretches while keeping afternoons pleasant and nights fresh. Outside these windows, midsummer heat and humidity or late‑autumn to winter damp and occasional snow shape pacing, footing, and logistics, and short, intense storms can briefly disrupt progress before rapid clearances return.

• Winter: grey, damp spells dominate; plains 5–12°C days, near 0°C nights; Apennines see snowfall; wet bursts 15–40 mm and 20–50 mm.
• Spring: changeable skies with breaks and frequent showers; afternoons 12–26°C, warmer south; cool nights; Apennines may see wintry mix; downpours 10–30 or 20–50 mm.
• Summer: hot, mostly sunny periods with short thunderstorms; plains and valleys often 31–37°C, spikes 38–40°C; Apennines cooler; storm bursts 10–45 mm, locally 18–22 mm.
• Autumn: changeable, with warm spells and cooler snaps; plains 26–34°C trending 17–29°C; Apennines 16–28°C; showers and heavy fronts, single‑day totals 30–50 to 35–81 mm.

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