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Weather in Tuscany

Tuscany, with its rolling hills, endless vineyards, and iconic cities, enjoys pleasant weather throughout the year. The changing seasons paint the landscape in distinct palettes, from the lush greens of spring to the golden hues of autumn. Book a Tuscany tour on TourRadar and explore ancient sites, taste wines, and more.
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Weather in Tuscany by season

  • Woman enjoying sweeping views of forests and hills

    Spring (March to May)

    Spring breathes life into Tuscany, with blooming wildflowers and olive groves in warm, pleasant weather. It's a time for renewal, perfect for leisurely walks in the countryside and exploring cities without the summer crowds.
     

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  • Friends having the water in an Italian town

    Summer (June to August)

    Tuscany's summers are vibrant, filled with sunny days and balmy evenings. Summer invites you to bask in the Mediterranean lifestyle, enjoying beaches, wine tastings, and exploring cities and villages.
     

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  • Tower of cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence

    Autumn (September to November)

    Autumn colors Tuscany in vibrant colors, and harvest season begins. Cooler temperatures and fewer tourists make it ideal for discovering Tuscany's historical sites and culinary delights.
     

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  • Winding road through rolling hills in Tuscany

    Winter (December to February)

    Tuscan winters are serene. With crisp air and occasional snow in the mountains, exploring Christmas markets in medieval towns and tasting local delicacies is a must.
     

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    Monthly overview of the weather in Tuscany

    MonthAvg Temp °CAvg Temp °FRain/Snow
    January 6-11 43-52
    Moderate
    February 7-13 45-55
    Moderate
    March 10-16 50-61
    Moderate
    April 13-19 55-66
    Low
    May 17-23 63-73
    Low
    June 21-28 70-82
    Low
    July 24-30 75-86 Very low
    August 24-30 75-86
    Low
    September 20-26 68-79
    Moderate
    October 15-21 59-70
    High
    November 10-16 50-61
    High
    December 7-12 45-54
    Moderate

    Weather in Tuscany by region

    • Sunset view with fruit and a bottle of wine

      Chianti

      Known for its wine, Chianti enjoys a moderate climate. Spring and autumn are ideal for vineyard tours and wine tastings amidst the changing colors in the countryside.
       

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    • Panoramic view of Florence and surrounding hills

      Florence

      The Renaissance city sees hot summers and cool winters, perfect for visiting the iconic Uffizi Galleries in the cooler months. Explore its historic streets in spring and autumn.
       

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    • View of the quaint city of Siena

      Siena

      Spring and autumn are ideal seasons to explore Siena's piazzas and cathedrals and sample delicacies. Summer brings lively outdoor festivals, while serene autumn is the truffle season.
       

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    • Golden fields and rolling hills in Tuscany

      Val d'Orcia

      This UNESCO heritage site is stunning year-round, with each season offering unique landscapes, from the verdant green hills of spring to the golden fields of autumn.
       

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      Best time to visit Tuscany based on weather

      The best times to visit Tuscany are during the shoulder seasons of spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October). These months offer pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and particularly striking Tuscan landscapes.

      Whether you're after art, culinary delights, or the countryside, these seasons promise an epic time.

      Book a Tuscany tour on TourRadar and discover a region rich in culture, history, and wine.

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      Weather-related travel tips

      General tips for all seasons

      Stay hydrated: Tuscany has a warm climate, especially in summer, so staying hydrated is important. Carry a water bottle when exploring.

      Sun protection: The Tuscan sun is delightful but strong. Use sunscreen, and wear hats and sunglasses to protect against UV rays.

      Comfortable footwear: Whether wandering through vineyards or cobblestone streets, comfortable, durable shoes are essential.

      Weather app: Keep up-to-date on the local weather via weather aps so you can plan your outdoor activities.

      Layered clothing: Tuscany's weather can vary, especially between day and night, so layering is essential.

      Packing list for Tuscany

      • Summer

        • Lightweight clothing
        • Swimwear for beach or pool days
        • Wide-brimmed hat
        • Sunscreen and after-sun lotion
        • Reusable water bottle
        • Comfortable walking sandals
        • Sunglasses
        • Light backpack for day trips
        • Insect repellent
        • Portable fan or cooling spray

      • Spring/autumn

        • Waterproof jacket
        • Layerable clothing (t-shirts, long sleeves)
        • Comfortable walking shoes
        • Compact umbrella
        • Scarf and light gloves
        • Thermal flask for warm beverages
        • Binoculars for bird watching
        • Guidebook for museums and indoor attractions
        • Camera for stunning landscapes
        • Lip balm and moisturizer

        Weather phenomena in Tuscany

        • Sunset over golden fields

          Fiery sunsets

          Tuscany is famed for its breathtaking sunsets, where the sky and the rolling hills are bathed in vibrant hues of red and orange.

        • Morning mist over green rolling hills in Tuscany

          Misty mornings

          Early mornings in the countryside can be shrouded in a fog, particularly in spring and autumn, creating an otherwordly landscape that slowly reveals Tuscany's hills and vineyards.

        • The lively Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy

          Summer heatwaves

          Known as "Afa" in Italian, these intense summer heat waves envelop Tuscany. Embrace the slow pace, explore in the mornings and evenings, and stay cool.

        • Lush vineyards and hills in Tuscany

          Autumn colors

          Harvest season paints the countryside in striking colors. Vineyards and olive groves come alive with workers and machinery, a testament to the region's rich agricultural heritage.

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          What people ask about Tuscany

          • What's the best season to visit Tuscany?

            Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) offer mild weather, fewer crowds, and scenic beauty.

          • How hot does it get in summer?

            July and August can see temperatures rise above 30°C (86°F), especially inland.

          • Is Tuscany rainy in spring?

            Spring sees moderate rainfall, rejuvenating the countryside and filling rivers and streams.

          • What is winter in Tuscany like?

            Winter is generally mild, with cooler temperatures and some rainfall, but snow is rare except in mountainous areas.

          • Are evenings cool in Tuscany?

            Summer evenings can be warm, while spring and autumn nights may require a light jacket.

          • Is there a risk of natural disasters due to weather?

            Tuscany is generally safe, though like any region, it can experience severe weather. Always check local advisories.
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