Italian weather in the summer
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Anonymous
| Italian summers are lovely, sometimes hotter than others - but its more of a dry heat. Humidity isn't really an issue. If you can survive a DC summer you'll be delighted by an Italian one, even without air conditioning. Sea breezes on the coasts, too. |
Anonymous
| The difference between July in DC and July in Rome is that you don't spend July in DC wandering around the Mall all day. |