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Best time to visit Florence: month-by-month guide

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Florence month by month

Plan your visit to Florence by month. Compare weather, crowds, events, and prices across all twelve months with historical climate data.

Florence's measured year divides into two clear bands. Winter months from November through February range from 11°C to 16°C highs, with rain days between 9 and 14. December is the wettest at 14 rain days. The warm season builds through March (16°C) and April (19°C), then jumps sharply in June to 30°C with only 6 rain days. July and August hold at 33°C with 5 and 7 rain days, the driest and hottest stretch of the measured year. September cools to 27°C before October (22°C) begins the slide back. May is the oddity in the pattern. It reaches 23°C but carries 13 rain days, second only to December's 14.

All 12 month guides below follow these shifts in detail. For a summer trip, open June or September first. June marks the sharpest turn of the year, gaining 7 degrees over May while rain days drop from 13 to 6. September still carries 27°C warmth but rain days return to 10. If you're looking at a winter visit, February tends to be the gentlest option at 13°C with 9 rain days, the fewest of any month from November through March.

December at 14 rain days and May at 13 deserve the closest read. December's 12°C high meets the year's highest rain count. May's 13 rain days come paired with 23°C, more wet afternoons than any month from June through October.

July is Florence's most decisive month, hitting 33°C with only 5 rain days, the hottest and driest point in the measured year.

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