🇮🇹 Rome vs 🇬🇧 London

Weather Comparison

Current Weather Right Now

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Rome

clear sky

58°F

Clear Sky

Feels like 56°F

H 59°F / L 56°F

Humidity: 53%

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London

broken clouds

50°F

Broken Clouds

Feels like 48°F

H 52°F / L 48°F

Humidity: 58%

Climate Overview

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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.

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London

Temperate oceanic — mild, cloudy, and notoriously changeable year-round

Best monthsJune, July, August, September
AvoidNovember, December, January
Annual rain23 inches (585 mm) — spread evenly year-round

London's weather is famously mild but grey. It rarely gets very hot or very cold, but expect cloud cover most of the year. Summer (June–August) brings the best sunshine and warmth. Rain falls year-round but rarely in heavy bursts.

Seasonal Comparison

Season🇮🇹 Rome🇬🇧 London
Spring

52–73°F

March–May

45–61°F

March–May

Summer

75–91°F

June–August

63–73°F

June–August

Fall

60–79°F

September–November

49–61°F

September–November

Winter

42–54°F

December–February

38–46°F

December–February

Rome vs London: Frequently Asked Questions

Does Rome or London have better weather?

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

When is the best time to visit Rome vs London?

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

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