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

In South Tyrol, the sun will shine from morning till night. The sky is cloudless most of the time.

Temperatures

Temperatures will reach highs of between 12° and 18°.

Temperatures

min.

max.

Bozen

2°C

18°C

Brixen

1°C

16°C

Bruneck

-3°C

14°C

Meran

3°C

17°C

Schlanders

4°C

16°C

Sterzing

-3°C

12°C

Next evolution

On Sunday, All Saints’ Day, some thicker clouds will appear in the north, whilst it will remain sunny further south. Temperatures will drop significantly, particularly at higher altitudes, and a northerly foehn wind will blow in many valleys. On Monday, the weather will continue to be a mix of sun and clouds. On Tuesday, the clouds will become slightly thicker, but there will also be some sunny spells in between. Wednesday will bring plenty of clouds with some sunshine.

Weather in the mountains

There won’t be much change in the general weather pattern on Saturday. High pressure will continue to dominate the weather.
Very sunny and excellent visibility. The north wind will easing off slightly.

Mountain weather tomorrow

There won’t be much change in the general weather pattern on Saturday. High pressure will continue to dominate the weather.
The sun will shine all day long on the mountains and the visibility is excellent. The north wind picks up towards evening.

Forecast

5 days forecast