San Ginesio weather
San Ginesio weather changes a great deal with elevation. The historic center of San Ginesio, in the province of Macerata and within the Sibillini National Park in the Sibillini Mountains, lies at 690 m above sea level and is the fifth-highest municipality in the province. The municipality, however, drops to 196 m and rises to 1,294 m, so the weather in the town can differ from that in the hamlets. Pian di Pieca, home to the municipal weather station, lies at 468 m. San Liberato, among the highest inhabited places, is at about 800 m.
Elevation also explains the nickname "il balcone dei Sibillini" (the balcony of the Sibillini). On clear days the view stretches from the Conero to the Gran Sasso, taking in Monte Vettore, Monte Sibilla and the Adriatic Sea. Winters are fairly harsh and often snowy.
Today in San Ginesio: cloudy, high 19 °C and low 15 °C, wind up to 20 km/h.
Updated: November 11, 2026 at 12:19 PM
The coming days
| Day | Sky | High / low | Rain | Max wind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today 11 Nov | Cloudy | 19° / 15° | 0.0 mm | 20 km/h SW |
| Thursday 12 Nov | Light showers | 19° / 14° | 2.2 mm | 20 km/h S |
| Friday 13 Nov | Showers | 18° / 11° | 14.0 mm | 29 km/h SW |
| Saturday 14 Nov | Cloudy | 11° / 8° | 4.3 mm | 14 km/h NW |
| Sunday 15 Nov | Light rain | 12° / 6° | 2.4 mm | 6 km/h E |
| Monday 16 Nov | Light rain | 17° / 9° | 11.9 mm | 6 km/h S |
| Tuesday 17 Nov | Partly cloudy | 17° / 11° | 0.7 mm | 11 km/h W |
| Wednesday 18 Nov | Clear | 17° / 12° | 6.6 mm | 27 km/h W |
| Thursday 19 Nov | Light rain | 15° / 12° | 4.1 mm | 22 km/h W |
| Friday 20 Nov | Clear | 15° / 11° | 0.0 mm | 33 km/h W |
Forecast by MET Norway, updated automatically · license CC BY 4.0
Sunrise and sunset
- Sunrise
- 06:54
- Sunset
- 16:47
Calculated for this page's coordinates, Italian time.
The next 24 hours
- 1319°0.0 mm16 SW
- 1419°0.0 mm16 SW
- 1519°0.0 mm17 SW
- 1618°0.0 mm17 SW
- 1717°0.0 mm16 SW
- 1817°0.0 mm20 SW
- 1916°0.0 mm19 SW
- 2016°0.0 mm19 SW
- 2116°0.0 mm19 SW
- 2215°0.0 mm19 SW
- 2315°0.0 mm19 SW
- 0015°0.0 mm18 SW
- 0115°0.0 mm19 SW
- 0215°0.0 mm19 SW
- 0315°0.0 mm18 S
- 0415°0.0 mm14 S
- 0514°0.0 mm11 S
- 0614°0.1 mm10 SW
- 0715°0.4 mm8 SW
- 0815°0.0 mm8 W
- 0915°0.0 mm9 SE
- 1016°0.0 mm8 E
- 1117°0.1 mm6 NE
- 1217°0.0 mm7 NE
San Ginesio weather: forecast for the coming days
The forecast for San Ginesio is useful above all to find out whether snow is expected and at what elevation. In winter, before setting out, check the snow line and the freezing level, not just the temperature. With values close to the 690 m of the historic center, rain can turn to snow during the trip.
The forecast refers to the main town. Anyone going to Pian di Pieca or to the higher hamlets should keep in mind that conditions can differ. To compare with other places, see Fiastra weather, Cessapalombo weather and Amandola weather.
San Ginesio weather: the climate month by month
San Ginesio has pleasant, breezy summers and fairly harsh, snowy winters. Spring and fall are mild and rainy. This type of climate is common in the areas of the Sibillini National Park.
January is the coldest month, with an average of a few degrees above zero. In July the average rises to 23-24 °C, with some variation from year to year. In September the average is about 17 °C. That month it rains on average on 12 days, for about 94 mm.
Here too the climate is changing: between 1979 and 2021 the average temperature in San Ginesio rose by about 2 °C.
San Ginesio weather: snow and conditions
In San Ginesio snow is frequent in winter. San Ginesio has a snowfall coefficient of 20-25%.
In recent winters the heaviest snowfalls have disrupted the roads. On January 6, 2026, Epiphany, up to twenty centimeters of snow fell in San Ginesio and the schools stayed closed. In November 2025, with 20-30 centimeters of snow in the Macerata hinterland, there were traffic problems in the San Ginesio area too. A heavy snowfall also closed the schools on January 23, 2023.
After the most intense snowfalls, the mayors of the inland area asked people to travel only if necessary. They also urged caution on secondary roads, sidewalks and tree-lined areas, where ice forms more easily and branches can fall. For the general situation across the massif there is the Sibillini Mountains Weather page.