Assisi

Planning your trip to Assisi? In this section, you'll find the most up-to-date weather information, including detailed forecasts and visual charts to help you plan the perfect day.

The climate in Assisi is temperate, with four distinct seasons. Travelers can expect noticeable temperature fluctuations throughout the year, allowing you to choose the most comfortable time for your visit based on your weather preferences.

Summers in Assisi are typically warm and sunny, especially in July and August when average daily highs often reach a comfortable 30°C. Winters are cool but generally not harsh, with average temperatures ranging between 5-10°C. Spring and autumn are pleasant transitional seasons with mild and occasionally changeable weather, making them the ideal time for sightseeing and leisurely strolls through this historic city in Italy.

A key feature of Assisi's climate is its very low precipitation throughout the year, usually totaling just 1-4 mm per month. While there are slight variations—peaking at around 4 mm in November and December, and about 3 mm in some spring (e.g., March, May) and autumn (e.g., September) months—the overall amount of rainfall remains negligible. This makes Assisi an attractive destination almost year-round. The highest number of rainy days typically occurs in May and November; however, even then, the rain is usually light and short-lived.

Assisi experiences a distinct annual temperature cycle typical of Italy's temperate climate. The hottest months are traditionally July and August, with average daytime temperatures reaching 24.4°C and maximums regularly climbing to 30.2°C. The coldest period is January, when the average temperature is 4.9°C, with nightly lows potentially dropping to 1.2°C and daytime highs rarely exceeding 8.5°C.

The summer season in Assisi begins with pleasant warmth in June (average 21.3°C, peaking at 26.9°C) and reaches its height in July and August. During these months, the daytime heat can be quite noticeable, but evenings bring significant relief thanks to substantial daily temperature fluctuations. The difference between daytime highs and nightly lows in summer can be 10-12 degrees (for example, in July, from 18.7°C at night to 30.2°C during the day), making evenings and nights comfortable for resting.

Winter in Assisi, spanning December, January, and February, is characterized by cool weather. Average temperatures range from 4.9°C in January to 6.4°C in February. Daytime highs usually stay within 8-11°C, while nightly temperatures regularly drop to 1-3°C, especially in January. Daily temperature variations are also present in winter, though less pronounced than in summer, averaging 7-9 degrees. This means that even after a relatively mild day, the evening can bring a noticeable chill.

When planning your trip to Assisi, it's worth noting that the city is characterized by very low total precipitation year-round. Monthly averages are typically only 1-4 mm, minimizing the chance of encountering heavy or prolonged rain. Even in the months when rain occurs more frequently, the total volume remains quite modest.

While Assisi doesn't have a distinct rainy season in terms of volume, there are periods with a higher frequency of rainfall. The highest number of rainy days, albeit with low amounts of water, occurs in May (about 16 days, 3 mm total) and November (about 14 days, 4 mm). December is also among the wetter months by volume (4 mm), with about 12 rainy days. During these times, precipitation usually takes the form of light drizzle or brief, low-intensity showers rather than prolonged downpours.

The driest month in Assisi is July, with only about 1 mm of precipitation and the fewest rainy days—approximately 6. The summer months in general (June, July, August) have the lowest probability of rain. In winter, given the average minimum temperatures (around 1.2°C in January), very light snow cannot be completely ruled out. However, with such a small total amount of winter precipitation (2-4 mm per month), this is a rare and minor occurrence, and most precipitation even in the cold season falls as rain.

When packing for Assisi, your first priority should be comfortable walking shoes. The city is situated on a hill, and you'll spend plenty of time wandering its cobblestone streets. The key principle for your Assisi wardrobe is layering. This will help you easily adapt to temperature changes throughout the day, which can be quite noticeable, especially during the transitional seasons and on summer evenings. Although overall rainfall in Assisi is low, a compact umbrella or a light waterproof jacket may come in handy, particularly if you are visiting in late spring or autumn.

If you're planning to visit Assisi in the summer (June–August), when average highs can reach +30°C, opt for light, breathable clothing made from natural fabrics. Don't forget sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Evenings can be cooler, so a light sweater or cardigan will be useful. For a winter trip (December–February), when average temperatures hover around +5°C...+10°C and can drop to +1°C...+2°C at night, you'll need warm clothes: sweaters, a warm jacket, a hat, a scarf, and gloves. Keep in mind that even with low precipitation, the dampness can make it feel colder than it is.

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) in Assisi are pleasant transitional seasons with moderate temperatures. Layering is especially important during these times: a t-shirt, topped with a sweater or fleece, and a light jacket or windbreaker. While monthly rainfall remains low (2-4 mm), May and November see more rainy days (about 14-16 days). Therefore, a small foldable umbrella or a waterproof jacket will be a useful addition to your luggage to ensure a bit of light rain doesn't spoil your walks through this charming Italian city.