Weather in Monopoli. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Monopoli area

Map of Monopoli temperature forecast

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

Rain forecast for Monopoli area

1. Using the control panel above this map, you can check the rain forecast for Monopoli for any period within next 10 days.
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This precipitation forecast map is centered around Monopoli. The map is also real-time and interactive.

More to see in Monopoli

In the Italian town of Monopoli, tourists can easily combine sightseeing with relaxation and admiration of the gorgeous sea views. The town is famous for its architectural landmarks, many of which are several thousand years old. Tourists enjoy visiting this part of Italy because towns like Monopoli are great for not only educational and cultural tourism but also for pleasant beach recreation. Every year, the town’s administration regularly organizes various events and shows, concerts and performances of local actors. This town is a cheerful and energetic place with an atmosphere of happiness and excitement. The town on the coast of the Adriatic Sea was established in 545. Greeks were the first settlers in this region. Many rulers tried to conquer this Italian city because of its beneficial location. At that time, it was an important political task to have a town with direct access to the sea. We don’t know much about the history of Monopoli – the historical documents are lost, and local people cannot provide much information. Historians only mention that the Romans, Byzantines, Venetians, Arabians, and Spanish were the rulers in this area in different periods of time. Monopoli became a part of the Italian kingdom only after the end of the Bourbon reign. Would you like to see the oldest church in Monopoli? Tourists are welcome to visit an ancient shrine built yet in the 4th century. This is Chiesa di San Salvatore. The gorgeous church was rebuilt a number … Read further

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Climate in Italy and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

As spring commences, the weather gradually becomes warm. The temperature rises to 12°C, and it is even warmer in the Eternal City, about 17°C. The amount of precipitation on the other hand decreases, but nevertheless, after a day it still rains. Water temperature in the seas does not exceed 11°C. It becomes much warmer in April. The air warms up to 19°C already, and at night it is not colder than 9°C. Rainy days become less, just a little over ten. However, it is still too early for swimming since the water temperature in the seas does not exceed 15°C. May is traditionally called “the month of roses” in Italy. This is so because both urban and private gardens start to blossom and the fragrance of roses fill the streets of the country. Weather contributes to this because it becomes warmer and more stable. During the day, the air warms up to 23°C, and at night to about 12°C. … Open

Atmosphere of Italy: politics

All deputies are elected to parliament by direct hidden vote. All citizens of Italy, who have already reached the age of 18, participate in the voting process. The term of office of each newly elected deputy of the Chamber is 5 years. In the Senate, many members are elected for life. Note that in the two chambers, various organizations are constantly being created, referred to as commissions on carriage issues. Within their area of competence are specific issues of certain ministries, to which they have been assigned. As a matter of fact, they just duplicate and back up the activities of the deputies. It should be noted that according to the Constitution, the President has the right to create a referendum without an agreement of the Parliament or the government. … Open