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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Although the influence of the high-pressure system is continuing, the atmospheric stratification is becoming slightly more unstable.
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With the sunshine a few larger cumulus clouds will form, and thunderstorms cannot be entirely ruled out, most likely in the south.
It's set to remain hot, with maximum temperatures ranging from 26° to 35°.
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Following a sunny morning, cumulus clouds will grow larger in the afternoon, leading to a slight increase in the likelihood of thunderstorms, particularly from the Ortler Group, across the Sarntal Alps, to the southern Dolomites.
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A strong high-pressure system centred over Central Europe is determining the weather, but on the southern side of the Alps the air masses are layered in an unstable manner.
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The sun is set to shine across much of the region during the morning, whilst a few thunderstorms are expected in the afternoon.
The highest temperatures range from 27° to 34°.
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In the morning, conditions in the mountains will be good, with plenty of sunshine. In the afternoon, the likelihood of thunderstorms will increase slightly again.
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Sunday
Temp. max: 35°C
Temp. min: 15°C
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Monday
Temp. max: 35°C
Temp. min: 16°C
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Tuesday
Temp. max: 35°C
Temp. min: 16°C
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On Sunday, the sun will shine across the whole region, with just a few cumulus clouds forming.
The sunny, high-summer-like weather will continue on Monday as well.
Tuesday will start with plenty of sunshine again, but the likelihood of thunderstorms will increase in the afternoon.
Wednesday will also see sunshine and a few thunderstorms.
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Source: Hydrographic Office of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano
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