Cookie preferences

Choose which cookies to accept. Your choice lasts 6 months, and you can change it at any time. Cookie policy

Technical cookies

Always on

pll_language remembers your language (1 year); sg_consenso stores your cookie choice (6 months). They are needed for the site to work and do not require consent.

Google Analytics 4, provided by Google Ireland Limited, collects data about visits (pages viewed, device, approximate location) for statistics on how the site is used. It sets the _ga and _ga_<code> cookies, which last up to 2 years. It is active only with your consent.

The GetYourGuide calendar, provided by GetYourGuide Deutschland GmbH, shows dates and prices for experiences and tracks bookings made from this site. It sets the visitor_id cookie (up to 13 months) and a technical Cloudflare cookie (30 minutes), and it loads a font from Google Fonts. Without consent, you see a link to GetYourGuide instead of the calendar.

Sibillini Mountains Weather

Sibillini Mountains Weather: Forecasts by Town and Altitude

Photo: Enric / CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons

The weather in the Sibillini Mountains changes a great deal with altitude. Cessapalombo, in the upper Fiastrone valley, has its center at just over 400 m. Bolognola, the highest municipality in the Marche, is at 1,070 m. Above the villages rise the ridges of Monte Vettore, the highest peak of the range. This is why the weather in a valley village says little about conditions on the passes or on snowy slopes.

Here the forecasts are divided by municipality, from the Fermo side to the Macerata and Ascoli sides. To find out about snow in the Sibillini Mountains today, it is worth also checking the high-altitude locations. In winter, before going out on snowy terrain, the Sibillini avalanche bulletin (bollettino valanghe) should also be read. Live images from the villages and passes are gathered on the page Sibillini Mountains webcams.

In this section

42 results

Amandola Weather

Amandola is at 500 m, in the province of Fermo, on the eastern side of the Sibillini, in the upper Tenna valley. To the east the municipal area runs down the valley to Lago di San Ruffino, a lake. The hamlets range from 360 m at San Ruffino to about 880 m at Garulla Superiore.

Montefortino Weather

Montefortino, in the province of Fermo, has its center at over 600 m on the right bank of the Tenna river and still bears the marks of the earthquake. Behind the village are Monte Sibilla, Pizzo della Regina, Pizzo del Diavolo and the Gola dell'Infernaccio, a gorge. For hikes at these altitudes it is worth checking the mountain forecasts as well.

Arquata del Tronto Weather

The main town of Arquata del Tronto is at 777 m, in the province of Ascoli Piceno. The municipality is split between the Sibillini National Park and the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park. Its territory includes Forca Canapine, at 1,541 m. From Trisungo, the Strada Provinciale 89 (provincial road) climbs toward Pretare and Forca di Presta, a mountain pass shared with Norcia. The two passes have their own pages: Forca Canapine weather (mountain forecast) and Forca di Presta weather (mountain forecast).

Montegallo Weather

Montegallo is a scattered municipality with its town hall at just under 900 m. It lies on the northeastern slopes of Monte Vettore, along the upper Fluvione, and its main town is Balzo. The altitudes of the hamlets vary widely: Uscerno is at about 500 m, Casale Nuovo at 1,018 m. After the earthquake, on October 30, 2016, Montegallo and its hamlets were evacuated.

Montemonaco Weather

Montemonaco is at 988 m in the upper Aso valley, facing Monte Zampa and Monte Sibilla. By altitude it is the second-highest municipality in the Marche. Its territory reaches the Vettore massif, home to Lago di Pilato. For the higher altitudes there are the pages Lago di Pilato weather (mountain forecast) and Foce di Montemonaco weather (mountain forecast).

Bolognola Weather

Bolognola, in the province of Macerata, has its center at 1,070 m. The springs of the Fiastrone are in its territory. The ski area is in the hamlet of Pintura. The lifts start at 1,280 m and reach 1,680 m, below the summit of Monte Castel Manardo.

Castelsantangelo sul Nera Weather

Castelsantangelo sul Nera has its town hall at 731 m, in the province of Macerata. The Nera river rises in its territory. The village was damaged by the earthquake of August 24, 2016. The highest points in the municipality include the Pian Perduto plateau (1,345 m) and Forca di Gualdo (1,496 m).

Cessapalombo Weather

Cessapalombo is a mountain municipality in the upper Fiastrone valley, in the province of Macerata, with its center at just over 400 m. Only part of its territory lies within the Sibillini National Park.

The climate of the two regions is described in the pages on Umbria weather and Le Marche weather.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the highest village of the Marche in the Sibillini?

The highest municipality in the Marche is Bolognola, in the province of Macerata. Its center is at 1,070 m, in the Sibillini National Park. In second place is Montemonaco, in the province of Ascoli Piceno, at 988 m. Montemonaco stands in the upper Aso valley, facing Monte Zampa and Monte Sibilla.

Where can you ski in Bolognola?

The Bolognola lifts are in the hamlet of Pintura. The ski area has a 400 m vertical drop: it starts at 1,280 m and reaches 1,680 m, below the summit of Monte Castel Manardo. For cross-country skiing in the Sibillini there is a loop of more than 4 km through beech woods. Before setting off, it is worth checking whether the season is open.

At what altitude is Forca Canapine?

Forca Canapine is an inhabited locality in the municipality of Arquata del Tronto, in the province of Ascoli Piceno, at 1,541 m. The municipal territory of Arquata reaches 2,476 m, at the summit of Monte Vettore. The municipality is split between the Sibillini National Park and the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park. There is a dedicated forecast page for Forca Canapine.

Why does the weather in the Monti Sibillini change so much from place to place?

Monti Sibillini weather depends heavily on altitude: Cessapalombo is at just over 400 m, Bolognola at 1,070 m, and Monte Vettore, the highest peak, rises above them. The weather in a valley village says little about conditions on the passes or on snowy slopes, so the forecasts are divided by municipality and high-altitude locations have their own pages.

What should you check about the Sibillini National Park weather in winter?

In winter, besides the forecast for each town in the Sibillini National Park, it is worth checking the high-altitude locations to find out about snow, and reading the Sibillini avalanche bulletin (bollettino valanghe) before any outing on snowy terrain.