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

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

About weather on the Via Romea Germanica: Padua → Rome

This section of the Via Romea Germanica runs from the Po Valley lowlands across Apennine passes into Lazio, bringing varied weather by elevation and exposure. From seasonal patterns along this route, April, May, and September align with milder temperatures, longer daylight, and generally steadier conditions for the crossings. Outside these windows, persistent summer heat burdens lowland stretches, while winter shortens days and can bring snow and ice over the mountains.

• Spring: Lengthening days bring mild to warm afternoons, cool nights, frequent showers, short bright spells, and occasional late wintry bursts over higher crossings.
• Summer: Heat dominates the plains; ridges stay cooler, with brief, intense thunderstorms interrupting largely sunny, hazy periods and occasional humid stretches.
• Autumn: Transitional conditions bring moderate temperatures, frequent showers, occasional vigorous fronts, heavy single-day totals, and clearer intervals between unsettled spells across regions.
• Winter: Cool to cold days with grey skies, drizzle or rain, intermittent snow on higher ground, and short brighter windows between wetter pulses.

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