Rimini Weather

The coastal city of Rimini is typically Mediterranean, meaning hot sunny weather for much of the year. Summers in Rimini will generally be hot with temperatures heading close to and often over the 30C mark. Ten hours of hot sunshine is the norm during the peak season although there will be around 15 hours of daylight. The spring and autumn months are also popular holiday periods with temperatures staying around 20C. Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year with November bringing the highest amount of rainfall. Humidity in Rimini should not be a problem and levels are low throughout the year.

 

Summers in Rimini are long and hot and this is a popular holiday location for both UK and Italian holiday makers. June, July, and August are the peak summer months with temperatures regularly heading over the 30C mark. The heat will not usually be excessive and cool breezes will drift in from the Adriatic to temper the heat. This is the perfect time to enjoy the beaches at Rimini and nearby Bellariva and Rivabella. Evening temperatures will also be warm at around 20C during the summer months; perfect for dinners on the terrace restaurants.

 

The late spring months will bring plenty of warm sunny days to Rimini and swimming in the Adriatic is possible at this time of the year. The autumn months between September and November will see temperatures hover just below the 25C level with around six hours of sunshine per day. Although still warm the weather can be changeable around the end of November and there may a chance of showers during this period. Winters in Rimini will be cooler although there will still be plenty of sunny days and the weather can be quite mild and humid during this season.