What is the average rainfall in Italy?

Answer 1

Emma Murphy

there is no rain in Italy

the aver is Italy, which also includes the islands of Sardinia and Sicily, is shaped like a big boot. Most of the country is mountainous. The Italian Alps run along the northern border and the Apennines run down the center of the "boot." The "heel" and some areas along the coast are flat. Winters in Italy are cold and rainy in the north, cool around Rome, and mild in the south. Summers are generally hot, especially in the south.

Answer 2

The average rainfall in Italy varies by region, but is generally around 800-1000 mm per year. Northern regions tend to have higher rainfall compared to the southern regions. Milan receives around 950 mm of rainfall annually, while Rome receives about 800 mm.

Answer 3

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