Weather in Rimini

What's the weather like in Rimini right now?

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The answer is right at the top: current temperature, feels-like temperature, wind, humidity, and sunrise and sunset times for Rimini, along with the time of the measurement. Below that, the next 24 hours are shown in three-hour increments, with the start of a new day marked. At the very bottom is the 5-day trend; you can access the following via the tabs: Riccione, Cattolica, San Marino on Monte Titano, Bellaria-Igea Marina, and Santarcangelo in the hinterland. The map shows the entire coastal stretch at Weather on the Romagna Riviera. You can find live footage from the region at Live Webcams in Italy. The measurements are updated every 30 minutes, and the forecasts are updated several times a day.

Swimming weather and a sea breeze: What's the climate like in Rimini?

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Rimini is located at the junction of the Po Valley and the Adriatic Sea, and both influence the weather. Summers are warm and humid: In July and August, the long-term average high is 29 degrees; on hot days, temperatures of 30 to 32 degrees are normal, accompanied by high humidity. This is made bearable by the Sea Breeze, the sea breeze, which blows toward the coast starting in the late morning and keeps the coastal areas two to three degrees cooler than the inland areas. At night, the wind shifts to blow away from the coast. The Adriatic Sea is shallow at this point, so the water warms up quickly: In August, the surface temperature is often between 26 and 28 degrees, making swimming pleasant well into September; in June, however, it’s only around 21 to 23 degrees. Winter is the opposite: cold and damp, often foggy, with temperatures in January around 8 degrees during the day and 1 degree at night. Severe thunderstorms and hail occur mainly in late summer and early fall, when the warm sea provides a lot of energy. The average temperatures are from the weather station at Miramare Airport, southeast of the city center.

When is the best time to visit Rimini?

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The swimming season runs from early June to mid-September; the water is warmest in August. If you want a beach without the crowds, come in early June or the second half of September; by then, the sea is warm enough, and the beach resorts are open. May and October are ideal for bike tours into the hinterland and to San Marino, which, at 750 meters, is usually a few degrees cooler and windier than the coast. From November through March, the Riviera is largely in hibernation. Check the guide for what you should see in the city. Rimini Attractions, places to visit throughout the region in the Emilia-Romagna Travel Guide, for dates, see Events in Emilia-Romagna and select hotels at Top Hotels in Italy. You can find an overview of the entire region at Weather in Emilia-Romagna, the weather across the country under Weather Italy and the latest news in the Weather News.

Sources and Further Information

1. OpenWeatherMap, Measurements, and Weather Forecasts (updated regularly)
2. Climate Normals for 1991–2020 at the Rimini-Miramare Station, Data from NOAA (accessed in October 2026)