Milan, Italy

Set along the Mediterranean, Milan (Italy) is best understood through its weather data: our 2015–2024 climate record puts its peak at a 93/100 sun score in June, exactly the kind of reliability you want for an urban escape.

The year runs from average lows of 0°C in January to highs of 30°C in July. Rain is most likely in May, when about 50% of days see meaningful rainfall, and least likely in January (23%). Beach-warm afternoons (24°C and up) hold through June–September.

Season by season (on the northern calendar), spring brings 19°C highs with 37% rain-day odds, summer 29°C at 35%, autumn 18°C at 35%, and winter 9°C at 25%. In short: plan around summer if you can, keep spring as the fallback, and go into winter with managed expectations (its season score is 52). A practical compromise is September — the edge of the warm window, averaging 24°C with an 86 sun score.

Best months to visit Milan

The best month on record is June — a 93/100 sun score, built on 49% cloud cover and 35% rain-day odds — followed by July and August. In practice you have flexibility — April–September all stay above a 70 sun score. Skip November if sunshine is the point — it bottoms out at 46/100.

For context: in June, Milan is drier than 6% of the mediterranean destinations we track.

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Right now the 15-day outlook shows 4 mostly-clear days (under 40% cloud) and none with real rain risk, with temperatures between 2°C and 18°C — which is how Milan earns its current 57/100 sun score.