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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Regional Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

☀️27°C
Clear skyFlorenceFeels like 29° · Wind 12 km/h · Humidity 61%
UV 7 HighSunrise 05:57Sunset 20:45
Today☁️31°22°💧98%
Mon34°22°💧0%
Tue🌤️37°21°💧0%
Wed🌤️38°21°💧0%
Thu☁️39°22°💧0%
Fri☀️40°21°💧0%
Sat🌤️38°22°💧0%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Florence is experiencing conditions as shown in the live forecast above — expect a mix of sun and cloud today, with temperatures typical for this time of year in Tuscany. The city’s inland position means summers are hot and winters cooler than coastal spots like Pisa.

What’s the current weather trend in Florence?

The live forecast above gives the most accurate hour-by-hour picture, but Florence generally sees clear skies in the morning with a chance of afternoon cloud. Humidity is moderate, and any rain tends to be short-lived. If you’re checking bbc weather rome for comparison, note that Rome is slightly warmer due to its lower latitude.

How does the outlook compare over the next week?

For a detailed view, look at the 7‑day forecast above. Over the next week, Florence should stay mostly dry with daytime highs holding steady. Overnight lows will be cooler, especially in the Arno valley. For a longer look, weather in florence 10 days shows a similar pattern into next week, while bbc weather florence 14 days gives an idea of the month ahead.

Average high (July)31°C
Average low (January)2°C
Wettest monthNovember (100mm)
Sunniest monthJuly (11 hours/day)
Is Florence usually warmer than Pisa or Rome?

Florence is often hotter in summer than Pisa because it’s inland, but Rome (further south) is typically a couple of degrees warmer year‑round. For a direct comparison, check bbc weather pisa alongside the Florence forecast.

What’s the best time to visit Florence for good weather?

Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September–October) offer mild temperatures and fewer crowds. July and August can be very hot, while winter is cool but mostly sunny – ideal for museums.

Does it rain much in Florence compared to the UK?

Florence receives about 800mm of rain annually, less than many UK cities. Rain falls mainly in autumn and spring, often in short bursts. For UK comparisons, explore our 10 day weather forecast UK.

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