I am planning on Flying into Frankfurt and then work my way down to Rome and perhaps Sicily. Can anyone provide weather info for the first half of November? I have info on average temperatures but was concerned if it was too rainy to enjoy walking around?<BR>Thank you!

This web site gives historical weather, including rainfall. I haven't been these places in November so I can't tell you for sure but this web site is helful to me when I am planning vacations; I hope it helps:<BR><BR>http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/weather/historical/historical.htm<BR><BR>

www.worldclimate.com is a good general resource, but it sounds like that itsn't what you need.<BR><BR>I have never been to Europe in November - - you probably don't want to hear me say this, but I would predict rain eight days out of 15 in early November. <BR><BR>The great of flood of 66 (in Florence) was November 4. See http://www.mega.it/allu/ for more info.<BR><BR>November 1993: There are more floods in the Swiss Alps as Lake Maggiore<BR>reaches its second-highest level this century.<BR><BR>Water floods an outdoor cafe in St. Mark's square in Venice, Italy, on Nov. 18, 1996.<BR><BR>Heavy rains caused damage in Slovenia, November 6, 1998. <BR><BR>20 October 2000 Floods swept through towns and villages across<BR>Europe earlier this week, killing nearly thirty people in northern Italy.<BR><BR>Hard to end this one as I usually do...<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>

up, for Shuan<BR>

In most parts of Italy, You must expect heavy rains all through November, but not in Sicily. In November, the average high temperature is 70° F; average low temperatureis 60°F.<BR>Average precipitation should be 2 inches, but last year we didn't get a drop of rain in Winter and it hardly rained in Spring.I'm sure you'll enjoy Greek temples, monuments and nature.<BR>http://verdetecnica.tripod.com<BR><BR>

best website for weather is www.weatherunderground.com - just type in the city and you get all the info