What to pack for Rome in July
- light, breathable clothing
- sun protection (hat, SPF 50)
Humidity averages 58%; max daily wind around 19 km/h.
How July compares
Best months in Rome: February–May & September–October. See the full best time to visit Rome guide.
Rome in July: the details
In July, Rome sees average daytime highs of 34°C (93°F) and overnight lows of 21°C (70°F). Rainfall totals roughly 17 mm across 3.7 rainy days, and the sun shines about 13.8 hours per day with 14.8 hours of daylight mid-month. Relative humidity averages 58%.
In context: July is the warmest month of the year and the driest in Rome. The sunniest month is July (13.8 h/day).
| Metric | July average |
|---|---|
| Daytime high | 34°C / 93°F |
| Overnight low | 21°C / 70°F |
| Rainfall | 17 mm over 3.7 rainy days |
| Sunshine | 13.8 h/day (14.8 h daylight) |
| Humidity | 58% |
| Travel score | 5.3 / 10 |
These figures are climate normals computed from the ERA5 weather reanalysis (2019–2024) for Rome, Italy (41.89, 12.51) — see our methodology. Actual conditions vary year to year.
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Frequently asked questions
How hot is Rome in July?
Daytime highs in Rome in July average 34°C (93°F); nights drop to about 21°C.
Does it rain in Rome in July?
Expect around 3.7 rainy days and 17 mm of rainfall in July.
Is July a good time to visit Rome?
July is a fair shoulder-season month in Rome — decent conditions with some trade-offs. Overall travel score: 5.3/10. The best months are February–May & September–October.
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