The climate at Parcines, Rablà and Tel

300 days of sun a year!

The climate in South Tyrol is generally exceptionally mild. It is usually referred to as being the continental mountain type climate and the Alpenhauptkamm, which extends to the north of our little village, offers good protection from the cold north winds as does the Ortler Mountain Group to the west. This part of South Tyrol is well-known for its pleasant temperatures and low rainfall and the Merano basin, especially, enjoys really beautiful weather with an average of 300 days of sun a year.

Today

Current weather

Initially, low stratus clouds will linger in many valleys, clearing up in the morning. Subsequently, the sun will shine widely.

Temperatures

It will be mild with highs between 14° and 19°.

Temperatures

min.

max.

Bozen

6°C

19°C

Brixen

5°C

17°C

Bruneck

3°C

15°C

Meran

8°C

18°C

Schlanders

2°C

15°C

Sterzing

2°C

14°C

Next evolution

On Sunday, thicker clouds will alternate with a few sunny spells and isolated showers will form. On Monday, some cloud fields will pass through, with occasional sunshine. There will be foehn winds, especially in the Vinschgau and Wipptal valleys. Tuesday will be mostly sunny, with a few clouds remaining on the main Alpine ridge. A north foehn wind will blow in many valleys. On Wednesday, it will be very sunny throughout the region, with the wind dying down.

Weather in the mountains

A temporary high is ensuring stable conditions.
Visibility in the mountains is often limited by clouds, and there may be light snowfall at times. During the night, snowfall will spread to all mountain ranges and become temporarily heavier.

Mountain weather tomorrow

With a southerly high-altitude flow, increasingly humid air masses are reaching South Tyrol.
Visibility in the mountains is often limited by clouds, and there may be light snowfall at times. During the night, snowfall will spread to all mountain ranges and become temporarily heavier.

Forecast

5 days forecast