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Rimini climate data

Rimini, on Italy’s Adriatic coast, enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot, sunny summers and mild, damp winters. The city is known for its long beach season, abundant sunshine, and moderate rainfall spread throughout the year. With vibrant springs, lively summer festivals, and gentle sea breezes, Rimini is a classic destination for beachgoers and culture lovers.

Best times to travel

The best times to travel section shows how the months compare for a visit, so you can find the time of year that fits what you want to do.

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High season: June - Sep.
Shoulder season: April - May, Oct.
Crowdedness: 8 (Very crowded)
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Most beach clubs, hotels and nightlife close October to April, main beach season mid May to mid September
Ferragosto on 15 August is the busiest day of the summer, with beaches and hotels fully booked
Summer evenings are lively, with clubs and the seafront busy until late at night

The climate of Rimini

Rimini’s climate blends Mediterranean and continental influences, offering four distinct seasons. Summers (June–August) are hot, sunny, and humid, with average highs of 27–30°C and lows of 17–21°C. July and August are the hottest months, and heatwaves can push temperatures above 35°C. The Adriatic Sea warms to 25–26°C in August, perfect for swimming. Sea breezes help moderate the heat, but nights can feel sultry due to humidity. Rainfall is minimal in summer, with July and August seeing 30–55 mm over 6–9 days, and thunderstorms may break the heat on occasion. Sunshine is abundant, with up to 10–11 hours daily, and the UV index is very high.

Winters (December–February) are mild and damp, with highs of 8–10°C and lows of 1–4°C. Snow is rare and short-lived, while rain and overcast days are common, especially from October to December, the wettest period of the year. Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are transitional, with mild to warm temperatures (15–24°C), frequent showers, and variable weather. Spring brings fresh, sunny days from mid-April, while autumn starts pleasantly but turns wetter and cooler by November. Rimini receives about 700–850 mm of precipitation annually and enjoys around 2,400–2,500 hours of sunshine per year. Winds are generally light to moderate, but can be brisk during storms, especially in spring and autumn.

Average climate data for Rimini, Italy
Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year
Average maximum temperature (°C) 9 10 13 17 21 26 29 29 24 19 15 10 29
Average minimum temperature (°C) 5 6 8 11 14 18 21 21 18 14 10 6 5
Average precipitation (mm) 34 42 40 38 69 42 36 30 46 42 54 36 510
Average rainfall days (days) 12 11 13 13 15 11 10 9 12 11 12 11 140
Average snowfall (mm) 11 12 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 34
Average snowfall days (days) 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3
Average relative humidity (%) 76 76 73 72 71 67 63 61 66 72 76 75 71
Average wind speed (km/h) 12 14 14 11 11 10 11 10 11 11 12 12 12
Average water temperature (°C) 11 10 11 14 19 24 26 26 24 20 17 14 18
Average daily daylight hours (h) 9 10 11 13 14 15 15 14 12 11 9 9 12
Average daily sunshine hours (h) 5 5 7 10 10 11 11 11 10 6 5 6 8
Average cloud coverage (%) 45 44 38 30 28 17 15 12 22 30 40 35 30
Average UV index 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 6 5 4 3 3 4

Travel info

  • Spring (March–May): Mild and fresh, with highs from 15–22°C. Occasional showers and breezy days. Ideal for sightseeing and fewer crowds – bring layers and a rain jacket.
  • Summer (June–August): Hot, sunny, and lively, with highs of 27–30°C. Sea temperatures reach 25–26°C. Perfect for beaches, water sports, and festivals – pack sun protection, light clothing, and a hat. Expect crowds in July and August.
  • Autumn (September–November): Warm in September (up to 24°C), cooling to 15°C by November. Rainfall increases in October and November. Early autumn is great for swimming and fewer tourists – bring layers and rain gear.
  • Winter (December–February): Mild and damp, with highs of 8–10°C and lows of 1–4°C. Frequent rain, rare snow, and cloudy days. Dress in layers and bring waterproof clothing. The city is quieter, ideal for a peaceful visit.
  • General tips: Weather is changeable in spring and autumn – dress in layers. Summer is peak season; book early. Evenings can be breezy by the sea. The UV index is very high in summer – use strong sun cream. The sea is swimmable from July to September.

The best time to visit Rimini

The best time to visit Rimini is from June to early September, when temperatures are warmest (24–30°C), rainfall is lowest, and the Adriatic is perfect for swimming. July and August offer the sunniest weather and the most vibrant beach life, but June and September provide great conditions with fewer crowds and slightly cooler evenings.

The worst time to visit Rimini

The least favourable time to visit Rimini is from November to February, when rainfall is highest, days are shortest, and cooler, damp weather can limit beach and outdoor activities. While winters are mild compared to much of Europe, frequent rain and shorter days may restrict some plans, though the city remains lively with local events and a peaceful atmosphere.

Frequently asked questions

What is the climate like in Rimini year-round?

Rimini has a Mediterranean climate with hot, sunny summers and mild, damp winters. Summers are ideal for beaches, while winters are cooler with more rain. Spring and autumn are mild and pleasant but can be changeable.

When is the best time to visit Rimini?

The best time to visit Rimini is from June to early September, when the weather is warm, rainfall is low, and the sea is perfect for swimming. June and September offer great conditions with fewer crowds.

Does it rain a lot in Rimini?

Rainfall is moderate overall, with the wettest months in October and November. Summers are very dry, with almost no rain from June to August. Annual precipitation averages 700–850 mm, mostly in autumn and winter.

How hot does it get in Rimini during summer?

Summer highs in Rimini typically reach 27–30°C, with July and August being the hottest months. Heatwaves can occasionally push temperatures above 35°C, but sea breezes help temper the heat.

Is the sea warm enough for swimming in Rimini?

Yes, the Adriatic is warmest from July to September, reaching 25–26°C in August. Swimming is comfortable during these months, though the water is cooler in June and late September.

What should I pack for a trip to Rimini?

In summer, bring light, breathable clothing, swimwear, sun protection, and a hat. For spring and autumn, pack layers and a light rain jacket. Winters require a jumper and rain gear for cooler, wetter days.

Does Rimini get snow?

Snow is rare in Rimini due to its mild coastal climate. When it does occur, it is usually light and melts quickly. Most winter precipitation falls as rain, and the city remains pleasant for exploring year-round.

Minimum and maximum temperatures in Rimini

The warmest month, with the highest average maximum temperature, is August (29 °C). The month with the lowest average maximum temperature is January (9.1 °C). Overall, the average maximum temperature over the whole year is 18.4 °C.

The month with the highest average minimum temperature is August (21.1 °C). The coldest month, with the lowest average minimum temperature, is January (5.4 °C). Overall, the average minimum temperature over the whole year is 12.6 °C.

Water temperature in Rimini

The month with the highest average water temperature is August (25.8 °C). The month with the lowest average water temperature is February (9.8 °C). Overall, the average water temperature over the whole year is 17.8 °C.

Rainfall amount in Rimini

The wettest month, with the highest amount of precipitation, is May (69.3 mm). The driest month, with the least amount of precipitation, is August (29.7 mm). Over the whole year there are 509.7 mm of rainfall on average.

Rainfall days in Rimini

The month with the most days of rain is May (14.8 days). The month with the fewest days of rain is August (9.2 days). Over the whole year there are 139.6 days of rain on average.

Snowfall amount in Rimini

The month with the most snowfall is February (12 mm). The months with the least snowfall are April, May, June, July, August, September, October and November (0 mm). Over the whole year there are 33.9 mm of snowfall on average.

Snowfall days in Rimini

The month with the most days of snowfall is February (1 days). The months with the fewest days of snowfall are May, June and October (0 days). Over the whole year there are 3.4 days of snowfall on average.

Relative humidity in Rimini

The month with the highest average relative humidity is November (76.5 %). The month with the lowest average relative humidity is August (60.9 %). The overall average relative humidity over the whole year is 70.6 %.

Wind speed in Rimini

The windiest month, with the highest average wind speed, is February (14 km/h). The calmest month, with the lowest average wind speed, is August (10 km/h). The overall average wind speed over the whole year is 11.6 km/h.

Cloud coverage in Rimini

The month with the cloudiest skies, so the highest cloud coverage, is January (44.7 %). The month with the clearest skies, so the lowest cloud coverage, is August (12.4 %). Over the whole year there is an average cloud coverage of 29.7 %.

Daylight hours and sunshine hours in Rimini

The month with the longest days, so the most daylight, is June (Average daylight: 15 h). The month with the shortest days, so the least daylight, is December (Average daylight: 9 h). Over the whole year there are 11.9 h of daylight per day on average.

The month with the most sunshine per day is August (Average sunshine: 11.2 h). The month with the least sunshine per day is February (Average sunshine: 5 h). Over the whole year there are 8.1 h of sunlight per day on average.

UV index in Rimini

The month with the highest average UV index is July (UV index: 7). The month with the lowest average UV index is January (UV index: 2). Over the whole year the average UV index is 4.3.

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