Weather In Rome in Mid-Late October
Aug 17th, 2005, 06:22 PM
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Weather In Rome in Mid-Late October
Hello Everybody,
I will be in Rome from October 20th - 25th and would like to know what to expect weather wise so I can plan on what to pack. Will I need a coat? Or will a light windbreaker be enough?
Thanks - Tom
I will be in Rome from October 20th - 25th and would like to know what to expect weather wise so I can plan on what to pack. Will I need a coat? Or will a light windbreaker be enough?
Thanks - Tom
Aug 17th, 2005, 06:31 PM
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My crystal ball says... Honestly, who can predict? I can tell you, however, that we've been blessed with perfect weather in late October. Daytime temps in the upper 60s to low 70s and evening temps no lower than the upper 50s.
Aug 17th, 2005, 08:10 PM
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Hi Tom,
Will is taking a sweater and a light windbreaker. He said he can layer if he needs to!
Hopefully we will have some nice pleasant weather.
In the next reply to this thread - I'm going to find some trip reports for you that I talked about. IF I can find them!
Carol
Will is taking a sweater and a light windbreaker. He said he can layer if he needs to!
Hopefully we will have some nice pleasant weather.
In the next reply to this thread - I'm going to find some trip reports for you that I talked about. IF I can find them!
Carol
Aug 17th, 2005, 08:31 PM
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Tom,
This is the latest trip report - May/June 05
(Amalfi Coast and Rome)
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34630857 5/25/05
And this is the earliest - March / 03
(Rome/Tuscany/Venice/Paris)
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34408300
I have another one from 8/02 and also 9/03 & 9/04 but they were mostly about cruising and just a little about the ports. And I can't find them.
There is a good weather historical website. I"ll try to find it for you.
Carol
This is the latest trip report - May/June 05
(Amalfi Coast and Rome)
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34630857 5/25/05
And this is the earliest - March / 03
(Rome/Tuscany/Venice/Paris)
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34408300
I have another one from 8/02 and also 9/03 & 9/04 but they were mostly about cruising and just a little about the ports. And I can't find them.
There is a good weather historical website. I"ll try to find it for you.
Carol
Aug 17th, 2005, 08:34 PM
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Jean - I guess all you can do is hope for the best. The joke here in Seattle is, if you dont like the weather...just wait 10 minutes. The temp ranges you listed are IMO perfect. What about rain?
Carol - Yes, lets hope we have some pleasant weather. I am not a big sweater person, but guess I can just wear it on the plane so as not take up space in the luggage. Looking forward to the big GTG on the 23rd.
Tom
Carol - Yes, lets hope we have some pleasant weather. I am not a big sweater person, but guess I can just wear it on the plane so as not take up space in the luggage. Looking forward to the big GTG on the 23rd.
Tom
Aug 18th, 2005, 05:09 PM
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We were in Rome in mid-late October 2003...it rained buckets a couple of the 4 days we were there. It was warm though, especially in comparison the cold snap in Venice and other points North, where I wore all available layers and was still cold. The bad news is, a lot of budget hotels don't turn the heat on until November 1.
You'll probably want to pack layers -- maybe one or two of the warm stuff (fleece jacket and sweater, perhaps) with a Gore-Tex or other rain jacket that'll keep you dry.
I'm from Seattle, where rain can't stop the locals or they'd never leave their houses. So just remember, even if it's raining in Rome, at least you're in Rome.
Plus, it clears out the crowds.
Happy Travels,
Jules
You'll probably want to pack layers -- maybe one or two of the warm stuff (fleece jacket and sweater, perhaps) with a Gore-Tex or other rain jacket that'll keep you dry.
I'm from Seattle, where rain can't stop the locals or they'd never leave their houses. So just remember, even if it's raining in Rome, at least you're in Rome.
Plus, it clears out the crowds.
Happy Travels,
Jules
