Weather forecast builder for the Via degli Dei

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

About weather on the Via degli Dei

Via degli Dei crosses the Tuscan–Emilian Apennines between Bologna and Firenze, with weather that turns quickly, from warm, still valleys to breezy ridge sections. From the seasonal patterns, April, May, and September often feature cooler walking temperatures, mixed sunshine and showers, and sufficiently long daylight for steady days. Summer leans hot with thundery downpours after sultry afternoons, while winter brings cold, ice or snow at higher points, and frequent fog.

• Spring: Highly changeable, with frequent rain and showers, mixed sunshine, occasional higher-elevation snow early, breezy ridges, and muddy stretches after rainfall.
• Summer: Generally hot on exposed ascents, with bright spells, humidity in valleys, and periodic heavy showers or thundery outbreaks after sultry afternoons.
• Autumn: Transitional and mixed, with sunny mornings, afternoon showers, cooler nights, variable rainfall intensity, muddy sections after rain, and gradually shortening daylight.
• Winter: Cold and changeable, with rain in lowlands, ice or snow higher up, fog, rapid shifts, and occasional bright intervals.

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