Rimini Holiday Weather Overview
Rimini is Italy’s party capital and biggest seaside resort. Known for its lively nightlife, it’s a very popular holiday destination for both Italians and visitors, and can be extremely busy during the summer months. There’s more to Rimini than sun and sand, however, and its old town is home to many historic sites of interest.
Rimini’s Climate
Rimini’s position on the Adriatic coast brings it a temperate climate. Cool winters give way to hot Mediterranean summers, with spring and autumn both being pleasant but changeable seasons.
Rimini in the Spring
Rimini is quite slow to warm up from its winter, and March is quite a cold month in the city. Daytime highs are around 12°C with nights a chilly 5°C. As the season progresses, however, things warm up considerably. By May, you’re looking at daytime highs of 23°C - and much higher if there is a heat wave.
Spring is a good time for exploring Rimini’s city centre and for relaxing in the pavement cafes and along the promenade. Bring layered clothing if you’re visiting in early spring, and an umbrella as showers are common throughout the spring months.
Rimini in the Summer
Summer is high season in Rimini, and the resort is packed. If crowds don’t bother you, then this is the best time to visit to make the most of Rimini’s fun side. Daily highs of 25-28°C are normal, although it can reach over 30°C. It’s not very humid, so even when the mercury rises, the temperatures are comfortable. Expect ten hours of sunshine a day, with plenty of opportunities to bask in the warmth.
Showers continue throughout the summer, however, so you might still want to pack an umbrella. Otherwise, for a summer visit to Rimini, you’ll need sunscreen, sunglasses and lightweight summer clothing.
Rimini in the Autumn
Autumn weather in Rimini is changeable. There’s still plenty of sunshine to be had in September and October, with temperatures of around 24°C in September, falling to just under 20 Celsius in October. By November, however, temperatures struggle to top 13°C and the sunshine fades rapidly.
Autumn is one of the wettest seasons in Rimini, and the rain can linger for several days at a time. By late October, the nights are beginning to get chilly too, so pack layered clothing for an autumn visit to Rimini.
Rimini in the Winter
Rimini never gets truly cold - throughout the winter, average daily highs of 7-8°C are do-able. Nights are considerably colder, however, potentially dropping to freezing. If you’re visiting Rimini in the winter, it’s a good time to explore nearby historical and archaeological sites, but you’ll need to pack a sweater and a coat, as well as something waterproof.
Best months to visit Rimini?
June and September are the best month to go for holiday or travel to Rimini. The weather averages gathered from Rimini weather forecast and Rimini weather history also forecast these months temperature to be around 26°c and average of 287.0667 hours of sunshine in a month.
Coldest months of Rimini?
January and February are the coldest months with temperature at around 5°c.
Which months receive most rainfall in Rimini?
May and November receive most rainfall with precipitation count of 95.32mm.
Travelling to Rimini? Check out our Weather averages of Rimini to better plan your holiday or travel.
If you would just like to know what the weather was for a past dates for research or education or you are just curious then visit our historical weather of Rimini section.