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How Cold Does it Get in Italy? The short answer is -50Â°C, yes that is minus fifty. Well, the coldest place in Italy is in Trentino and as you might expect, itâs in the mountains. The 2,600 metre (8,530 feet) high Pale di S. Martino plateau can hit -50Â°C during the winter months.
There has never been any debate about July in Italy â itâs always been right in the middle of summer, and also of the high tourist season. This means hot weather, high prices, and big crowds. Despite the crowds and expense, visiting Italy in July has its appeals â the weather, for instance, is always warm.No matter when you go to Italy, itâs a good idea to do your research in advance to find out what to expect when you go â and in the high tourist season, thatâs even more important.nd it should go without saying (but here I am saying it), but please remember to stay hydrated and protected from the sun. Some average temperature ranges for different parts of Italy in July are: 1  Northern Italy: 65-85Â°F (18-30Â°C). 2  Central Italy: 65-90Â°F (18-32Â°C). 3  Southern Italy: 75-90Â°F (24-32Â°C).