Weather forecast for Turin, Italy

Turin has a temperate climate with hot summer mid-latitude (mean absolute temperature of the warmest month is not less than 22 º), cold winters and no dry season. More precisely, Turin has a sub-continental temperate climate with cold winters and relatively dry summers and warm and sometimes muggy for the lack of wind in the Po Valley West. The wettest periods are in the quarter from April to June and October. The minimum more pronounced and sustained rainfall is found in winter, and is followed by the secondary minimum in July. The rainfall of late summer, which on paper appear to be a further secondary minimum, are highly variable depending on the year. The storms, on average about 20 years, 2 with hail, occur almost exclusively in the months from April to October rains and cause less durable but more intense. According to the thirty-year average of 1961-1990 recorded reference to the Hydrographic Office of the Po (at Porta Susa), the average temperature of the coldest month, January, amounted to +2.7 ° C, one of the hottest month, July , is +23.6 ° C.