Weather in Brescia

What's the weather like in Brescia 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 Brescia, 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; use the tabs to view the surrounding area: Sirmione and Desenzano on the southern shore of Lake Garda, Iseo on Lake Iseo, Salò on the Brescia Riviera, and Erbusco in Franciacorta. The complete lake map is available at Weather at Lake Garda. 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.

Between Two Lakes: What Is the Climate Like in Brescia?

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Brescia lies at an elevation of 149 meters at the foot of Monte Maddalena, halfway between Lake Garda and Lake Iseo. The climate is typical of the Po Valley: hot, humid summers and cold, damp winters with fog. However, the proximity to the two large lakes moderates these extremes; in the hills of the Franciacorta That is why the vines for Italy’s most famous bottle-fermented sparkling wine grow between the city and Lake Iseo. In July and August, the long-term average high is 30 degrees; on hot days, temperatures of 31 to 34 degrees are normal, and during heat waves it gets even hotter; nights remain warm at 19 to 20 degrees. January is the coldest month, with daytime temperatures around 7 degrees and nighttime temperatures around freezing, accompanied by the thick fog typical of the region. Annual precipitation totals around 900 millimeters, with an initial peak in May and the highest amounts in October and November. These averages are based on data from the Ghedi military airfield in the plain south of the city. On the shores of Lake Garda near Sirmione and Salò, it’s regularly two to three degrees milder in winter than in the city; this shows the effect of the body of water.

When is the best time to visit Brescia?

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The best months to visit are April through June and September through October. During these months, you can easily combine exploring the city, Franciacorta, and the lakeshore without being slowed down by the summer heat. From June through August, Lake Garda is the obvious choice: The lake breezes—the Peler in the morning and the Ora in the afternoon—make the lakeshore much more pleasant than the city. Winter is gray but peaceful, and the thermal springs in Sirmione are open year-round. The guide lists what you should see in the city. Brescia Attractions, places to visit throughout the region in the Lombardy Travel Guide, for dates, see Events in Lombardy and select hotels at Top Hotels in Italy. You can find an overview of the entire region at Weather in Lombardy, 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 Brescia-Ghedi Station, Data from ISPRA (accessed in October 2026)