Cuaca Pula di Februari

Venice in February is cold but dry — the forum calls it one of the two driest months of the year, with highs around 10°C and the caveat that it can equally be misty, wet or brightly sunny, just never warm. Two February-specific things dominate the threads: Carnival, which regulars love but describe as leaving the city unbelievably crowded and frenetic, and acqua alta, the tidal flooding that's usually short-lived and rather fascinating the first time — provided you have high boots.

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.