🇳🇱 Amsterdam vs 🇮🇹 Rome

Weather Comparison

Current Weather Right Now

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Amsterdam

few clouds

46°F

Few Clouds

Feels like 41°F

H 48°F / L 44°F

Humidity: 75%

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Rome

clear sky

61°F

Clear Sky

Feels like 60°F

H 62°F / L 59°F

Humidity: 54%

Climate Overview

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Amsterdam

Temperate oceanic — mild, cloudy, and rainy year-round

Best monthsMay, June, July, August
AvoidNovember, December, January
Annual rain32 inches (808 mm)

Amsterdam's North Sea climate means mild, grey, and frequently wet weather year-round. Summers are pleasant but unpredictable; winters are cold with fog and occasional ice on the canals (rare). The flat terrain and canals create wind exposure throughout the city.

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Rome

Mediterranean — hot dry summers, mild wet winters, abundant sunshine

Best monthsApril, May, October
AvoidJuly, August (extreme heat and crowds)
Annual rain29 inches (740 mm) — mostly October–March

Rome's climate is quintessentially Mediterranean. Summers are hot and dry with intense sun. Winters are mild and occasionally rainy. Spring and fall are extraordinary for sightseeing.

Seasonal Comparison

Season🇳🇱 Amsterdam🇮🇹 Rome
Spring

43–63°F

March–May

52–73°F

March–May

Summer

59–72°F

June–August

75–91°F

June–August

Fall

48–63°F

September–November

60–79°F

September–November

Winter

35–43°F

December–February

42–54°F

December–February

Amsterdam vs Rome: Frequently Asked Questions

Does Amsterdam or Rome have better weather?

Amsterdam and Rome have very different climates. Temperate oceanic — mild, cloudy, and rainy year-round Rome: Mediterranean — hot dry summers, mild wet winters, abundant sunshine. The best city depends on your preferred season and temperature range.

When is the best time to visit Amsterdam vs Rome?

Best time for Amsterdam: May, June, July, August. Best time for Rome: April, May, October.

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