Vejret i Pula i marts

Venice forum regulars call March the tail end of winter easing into spring, with weather that can swing “several times even on the same day” — posters describe everything from “cold, damp and windy” to sitting outside a café in enough sun to get sunburned. The average reads mild rather than either extreme: highs around 12°C, lows around 4°C, but that number hides real day-to-day range. Crowds are the clearest upside — genuinely lighter than summer, though San Marco and the Rialto stay busy regardless of season. Standard packing advice: closed shoes, a light jacket, a folding umbrella, layers to add or shed as the day shifts. Our record: 12.8°C days, 5.3°C nights, 5 rain days and a 10.8°C sea — mild and comparatively dry, with the real variability sitting underneath the average the forum describes.

Forum posters describe June as splitting roughly in two: the first half stays pleasant for sightseeing with occasional rain that never lingers long, while the back half sees temperatures climb into the mid-to-high 20sC and genuinely warm, t-shirt-and-swimming conditions take over. Posters call June hot but not the stifling heat of full July/August, making it a favorite window for visitors who want good weather without peak-season crowds - several repeat visitors describe consistently excellent June weather across multiple trips, apart from the odd rainy day. That said, posters note real year-to-year variability exists even this time of year, with one comparison of different years finding one May sweltering hot and another notably rainy - so June isn't entirely immune to the same unpredictability, just generally favored.