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MABLE03
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Redhead
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Re: Italy in May
Italy is usually a tad warmer than the states
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| Posted 11/2/06 9:50 PM |
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MABLE03
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Re: Italy in May
Message edited 1/20/2007 1:25:18 AM.
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Redhead
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Re: Italy in May
Yes...
We went in October it was 70-75 degrees the entire time
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| Posted 11/2/06 9:56 PM |
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MABLE03
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Re: Italy in May
Posted by Redhead
Yes...
We went in October it was 70-75 degrees the entire time
I've heard Oct. is the best month to go!
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| Posted 11/2/06 9:57 PM |
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Redhead
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Re: Italy in May
Posted by MABLE03
Posted by Redhead
Yes...
We went in October it was 70-75 degrees the entire time
I've heard Oct. is the best month to go!
well ya know i am biased 
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| Posted 11/2/06 9:58 PM |
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4monkeys
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Re: Italy in May
I dont think this is necessarily true.
Ive gone to Italy all my life growing up, most in summer months.
But Ive been there in the months October and March also (for grandparents passing  )
and I remember in Oct being pretty darn chilly, and March freezin as well. and when they get snow, they get snow!
So I wouldnt necessarily say it's warmer than here  Actually the horrendous humidity we have here, Ive never had there, and we had no AC all summer  Those countryside towns, my moms house is all cement,marble, granite - they dont make em like they used to and we were cool as pickles all summer...
just my experience.
gosh I miss Italy
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| Posted 11/2/06 10:20 PM |
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Redhead
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Re: Italy in May
Posted by anna
I dont think this is necessarily true.
Ive gone to Italy all my life growing up, most in summer months.
But Ive been there in the months October and March also (for grandparents passing )
and I remember in Oct being pretty darn chilly, and March freezin as well. and when they get snow, they get snow!
So I wouldnt necessarily say it's warmer than here Actually the horrendous humidity we have here, Ive never had there, and we had no AC all summer Those countryside towns, my moms house is all cement,marble, granite - they dont make em like they used to and we were cool as pickles all summer...
just my experience.
gosh I miss Italy
well this is what my travel agent said
and it was for us
what i did hear about italy in May is that is can be rainy..
But it is still WARM...
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| Posted 11/2/06 10:34 PM |
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evenedan
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Re: Italy in May
Where in Italy? The temperatures vary.
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| Posted 11/2/06 10:55 PM |
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MABLE03
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Re: Italy in May
Message edited 1/20/2007 1:26:27 AM.
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| Posted 11/2/06 10:59 PM |
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evenedan
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Re: Italy in May
Lucky girl! I was just in Venice and Florence and it was amazing. We can't wait to go back! Here is what my Italy guides say about the weather in May, hope it helps....
In Venice the average daily temp. is 65 degrees.
In Rome the average daily temp. is 74 degrees.
Message edited 11/2/2006 11:13:45 PM.
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Tine73
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Re: Italy in May
I went one year the last week of May and first week of June and I sweat my a$$ off in Rome.
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Tine73
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Re: Italy in May
Posted by evenedan
Lucky girl! I was just in Venice and Florence and it was amazing. We can't wait to go back! Here is what my Italy guides say about the weather in May, hope it helps....
In Venice the average daily temp. is 65 degrees.
In Rome the average daily temp. is 74 degrees.
So- you did wind up going to Venice! Did you like it. Sorry to hijack...
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| Posted 11/3/06 4:12 PM |
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julz33
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Re: Italy in May
I was in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Venice in June and it was HOT on the sunny days. The first day we were in Rome it was cloudy and drizzly, and with the sun being gehind the clouds were so cold. (we wore pants, long sleeves and light jackets that day).
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| Posted 11/3/06 11:00 PM |
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evenedan
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Re: Italy in May
Posted by BackInNewYork
Posted by evenedan
Lucky girl! I was just in Venice and Florence and it was amazing. We can't wait to go back! Here is what my Italy guides say about the weather in May, hope it helps....
In Venice the average daily temp. is 65 degrees.
In Rome the average daily temp. is 74 degrees.
So- you did wind up going to Venice! Did you like it. Sorry to hijack...
Yes! We really enjoyed Venice, but my heart belongs to Florence (my belly too...I just could go back for the food alone!) 
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