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South Tyrol

500 m: up to 18 °C

1,000 m: up to 16 °C

2,000 m: up to 8 °C

In the course of the day, the weather in the north, south, west and east will stay drizzly, reaching a high near 20 °C. The snow line runs at approximately 2000 above sea level. A light northeast breeze brings along balmy temperatures.

Today	Tomorrow	Friday	Saturday
18 °C	22 °C	21 °C	24 °C

Trentino

500 m: up to 18 °C

1,000 m: up to 17 °C

2,000 m: up to 10 °C

Today's weather in the north, south, west and east is marked by some rain every now and then, reaching temperatures of about 20 °C. The snow line runs at approximately 2000 above sea level. Temperatures are not far from normal, but the breeze from the east keeps it from feeling as warm as it could if there were no wind.

Today	Tomorrow	Friday	Saturday
18 °C	22 °C	22 °C	25 °C

Piedmont

500 m: up to 21 °C

1,000 m: up to 19 °C

2,000 m: up to 11 °C

In the north, the forenoon is mostly cloudy, refreshed with some occasional rain in the midday. Scattered showers are expected to give way to some clouds in the evening. In the south, the forenoon is mostly cloudy, refreshed with some occasional rain in the midday. Throughout the day, there might be a chance of showers. Today's weather in the east is marked by some rain every now and then, reaching temperatures of about 23 °C. In the west, forecasters are predicting sunshine in the morning with a chance of rain in the noon. Throughout the day, there might be a chance of showers. The snow line runs at approximately 3000 above sea level. Temperatures are not far from normal, but the breeze from the north keeps it from feeling as warm as it could if there were no wind.

Today	Tomorrow	Friday	Saturday
21 °C	23 °C	23 °C	26 °C

Cycling in between apple blossoms and vineyards

With its manifold landscapes, Italy provides plenty of tracks for cyclists and mountain bikers of all levels. For sporty cyclists, South Tyrol and Trentino are the best places to go. Here, challenging trails go along the Dolomite passes. Tours along the southern foothills of the Alps are somewhat more moderate, for example at Monte Baldo or Lake Garda. The picturesque cities and forested hilly countrysides in the country's Umbrian inland can be very well explored by bike, too.

The Italian summers are usually very hot, so it is best to choose a month in spring or autumn for an extensive cycle or mountain bike tour, as temperatures will be milder. Also the countryside around these times presents itself from its most beautiful side: In spring, you cycle along apple blossoms and vineyards, in autumn you witness the harvest and can enjoy fresh produce during your breaks.