What kind of weather should you expect in the Dolomites? In the mountains? When is the best time to visit the Dolomites? The weather report here on VIVODolomites can tell you immediately. The weather forecast and weather data are always up to date for your holiday in the Italian Dolomites. This enables you to plan your outdoor activities perfectly, because those who want to go hiking, cycling or skiing in the Dolomites, would obviously prefer to avoid any wet surprises from above.
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Very humid air masses continue to be carried towards the Alps from the south-west.
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There will be plenty of clouds over South Tyrol. In the afternoon, further rain showers and occasional thunderstorms will sweep in from the south-west. Towards the evening, the weather will settle down and clear up from the west.
Temperatures will remain moderate, with highs of between 17° and 22°.
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Clouds will often obstruct visibility, and showers and thunderstorms will sweep in from the south-west during the day. Conditions are expected to ease as the evening progresses.
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The air masses will become drier and the air pressure will rise.
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Remaining morning clouds will clear, after which it will be fairly sunny across the region. The cumulus clouds in the afternoon will generally remain harmless.
After a cool morning, temperatures will rise to highs of between 22° and 28°.
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The sun will often shine in the mountains. Any remaining morning clouds or patches of fog will clear, and in the afternoon there will form some, mostly harmless cumuliform clouds.
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Sunday
Temp. max: 29°C
Temp. min: 12°C
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Monday
Temp. max: 29°C
Temp. min: 13°C
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Tuesday
Temp. max: 28°C
Temp. min: 14°C
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Little will change on Sunday. There will be a mix of sun and clouds. Only isolated showers are likely in the afternoon.
Monday is also expected to remain fairly sunny, with isolated thunderstorms in the second half of the day.
On Tuesday, rain showers and thunderstorms are likely to become more frequent again.
Wednesday will be very sunny and temperatures up to 30°.
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Source: Hydrographic Office of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano
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