Weather in Manarola. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Manarola area

Map of Manarola temperature forecast

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This temperature map is centered around Manarola. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Manarola area

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This precipitation forecast map is centered around Manarola. The map is also real-time and interactive.

More to see in Manarola

A town with a melodic name, Manarola is a beautiful place and one of the settlements in the Italian park of Cinque Terre. Tourists from all over the world arrive in this town to see unusual houses painted in different colors. This fabulous settlement still has many old buildings that peacefully border with new and modern dwellings. Upon arrival in Manarola, many people get a feeling that they are in some old and good fairytale. It feels like everything is possible and magic is alive here. Besides its rich historic heritage and unique look, the town greets its guests with exquisite Italian wine that has become a hit worldwide. Manarola is a medieval town. According to historical data, the first mentions of this Italian settlement date back to the Roman Empire period. At that time, a settlement called Volastra was on the site of the modern town. Ancient documents state that a small fishing village existed in the area in 1338. Later, this village became bigger and changed its name to Manarola. The name of the town is original, and it is not clearly known why the settlement got this name. There is a theory that Manarola is, perhaps, a form of the Latin “magna rota”, which means “a large wheel”. Starting from the 19th century, Manarola has been one of the five towns in the Cinque Terre area. From the inception of the settlement and until modern times, local people have been mostly engaged in fishing and winemaking. In 1997, Manarola and one more nearby settlement, … Read further

Manarola guide chapters

Manarola sightseeing

When the couple reached the central point of the path between the two villages, they joined hands and jumped off the rock. The sea scattered their dead bodies. The girl’s body reached the alien village, and the young man’s body appeared near the girl’s house. Only when the young lovers were dead, residents of the two villages realized that their hostilities and arguments were a big mistake. The … Open

Climate in Italy and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

With the arrival of June, the weather becomes even more stable. There are almost no rainy days, and the air temperature stays stable; at 23°C. The water temperature rises above 20°C. Therefore, traditionally from the first days of summer, the swimming season begins. In July, the heat comes. The air temperature exceeds 30°C, and water temperature in the seas becomes even more comfortable for swimming; about 24°C. Precipitation is possible in July. However, no more than 5 rainy days per month should be expected. August in Italy is considered to be the hottest month. The air temperature during this period can even exceed 37°C. At night, the temperature does not drop below 25°C. At the same time, the heat in general is quite easily tolerated, especially on the coast, thanks to the cool sea breezes that bring freshness. … Open

Atmosphere of Italy: politics

The judicial system in Italy is identical to other similar legal systems of all European countries. At the head of the judicial system is the Supreme Court, which comprises of 20 people. Each judge is appointed personally by the King for a term of 5 years. The subordinate juridical bodies in Italy include the courts of general jurisdiction, administrative courts, and military tribunals. After it follow the district, provincial, municipal, and special courts. Please note that there are active trade union movements in Italy. To date, they consist of more than 16 million people. The main trade union movement is the Syndicate of Workers. The major political party remains the Left Democrats and the Italian People’s Party. … Open