Guaranteed sunshine for your holidays in South Tyrol
Tanto sole – the sun smiles down from the sky in South Tyrol! The ‘la dolce vita’ dream of the south. The weather in South Tyrol is glorious and full of sunshine. The Mediterranean climate and more than 300 days of sunshine a year make South Tyrol a delight. The Benedictine monks at the Marienberg Abbey have been keeping weather records since 1921. These records prove that the sun shines an average of 300 times a year in Val Venosta and Merano & environs. Spend your holidays on the sunny side of life and pick one of the Dolce Vita hotels as your holiday home.
Three cheers for the climate – South Tyrol is the sunniest spot in the Alps. The five Dolce Vita Hotels are located in Val Venosta and Merano & environs, the sunniest part of South Tyrol. Although it rarely rains in Val Venosta, the landscape is lush with vegetation and blossoms. Its secret lies in a centuries-old irrigation system – the Waale – which channels water from the surrounding mountains across the fertile valley floor, making the valley one of the most fascinating and enchanting landscapes in South Tyrol.
General weather today:
The intermediate high is already weakening again, but is still providing friendly weather.
General weather tomorrow:
The Alps will be affected by moist southwesterly currents and relatively cold air masses.
Weather today:
It will be quite sunny once again, especially in the morning. As the day progresses, high clouds will move in from the south-west, which may weaken the sun at times.
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B
Temp. min.: -3°
Temp. max.: 7° |
In the morning frosty, in the afternoon highs between 1° and 8°.
Weather tomorrow:
Fairly widespread precipitation will occur during the morning. Snow limit between 400 and 700 m, locally lower in the early hours of the day. In the afternoon, the precipitation will ease off in most parts of the region.
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Y
Temp. min.: 1°
Temp. max.: 4° |
Minimum temperatures close to zero, maximums between 1° and 5°.
Mountain weather today:
Initially, the sun will shine mostly undisturbed. As the day progresses, extensive clouds will move through from the south-west and visibility will become somewhat more diffuse.
| Temperature at 2.000m: | -4° |
| Temperature at 3.000m: | -6° |
| 0° limit: | 1300 m |
Mountain weather tomorrow:
In the morning snowfall with moderate intensity in all mountain ranges, visibility will be very limited. The snowfall will subside from the west in the afternoon. A total of between 5 and 15 cm of snow is expected, higher values possible in the Zillertal Alps.
| Temperature at 2.000m: | -6° |
| Temperature at 3.000m: | -13° |
| 0° limit: | 1100 m |
Weather development
Friday will continue with very cloudy weather. At first it will be snowing in many places, but in the morning northerly föhn winds will dry the air in most valleys. At higher altitudes, it will remain unsettled for longer. On Saturday there will be a mix of sun and clouds and it will remain windy. Sunny weather is likely to become widespread on Sunday. The north wind will ease. Clouds will increase again on Monday and precipitation is possible in the afternoon and evening.
| Friday 21.11 | Saturday 22.11 | Sunday 23.11 |
| Y | H | B |
| 0 / 7° | -4 / 6° | -5 / 6° |
Source: Hydrographic office Autonomous province of Bozen and Weather South Tyrol
