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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The high-pressure system will persist together with very warm air masses.
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The sun will shine across the region. In the afternoon, a few cumulus clouds will form and the likelihood of thunderstorms will increase in some areas.
Hot again, with maximum temperatures ranging from 33° to 36°.
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Midsummer conditions continue to prevail in the mountains, with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures. Isolated heat-related thunderstorms cannot be ruled out in the afternoon and evening.
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There is little change in the general weather pattern. The high-pressure system will continue to bring high temperatures.
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It will be sunny everywhere in the morning. In the afternoon, some cumulus clouds will form, and as a result, isolated heat-related thunderstorms are possible.
Maximum temperatures between 33° and 37°.
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The sun will shine over the mountains at first and it will become very warm again. In the afternoon, isolated heat-related thunderstorms may develop from cumulus clouds.
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Sunday
Temp. max: 38°C
Temp. min: 18°C
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Monday
Temp. max: 35°C
Temp. min: 17°C
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Tuesday
Temp. max: 35°C
Temp. min: 17°C
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On Sunday, it will remain sunny and hot, with a few heat-related thunderstorms expected in the afternoon and evening.
Monday will start off sunny, with thunderstorms becoming more frequent in the afternoon. Temperatures will drop slightly.
On Tuesday, the sun will shine in the morning, whilst a few thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon.
On Wednesday, rain showers and thunderstorms are possible as early as the morning, and temperatures will drop significantly.
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Source: Hydrographic Office of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano
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