Weekly note
The Dolomites
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The numbers

Daily high2°C
Nightly low-7°C
Feels like, afternoon-2°C
Rainy days, 1 mm or more6 · 55 mm
Humidity69%
Sunshine6.9 h/day
Daylight9.1 h/day
Crowds80 / 100, higher is quieter

Ten-year averages for this calendar month. A rainy day is one with at least 1 mm of rain, as a weather station counts it. The model these figures come from drizzles more than a rain gauge, the more so the warmer the month, so its days count from 2 mm, rising to 5 mm in the hottest.

Weather read at Cortina d'Ampezzo: ten years of ERA5 and ERA5-Land reanalysis, through Open-Meteo's open data.

How busy it gets

January: quiet. Busiest from June to September; quietest in January, March, April, May and October.

Public holidays in January

Holidays crowd a place out and push fares up around them; they count toward the crowd score above.

The Dolomites in pictures

What to pack

  • A proper coat, hat and gloves: nights average -7°C.

Each line is a threshold over the ten-year figures above, not advice from anywhere else.

Before you go

Type C and F and L plugs at 230 V. Drives on the right. The currency is the Euro. No UK Foreign Office advice against travel. Everything for Italy: cost of living, languages, emergency numbers and health.

On arrival in The Dolomites: the apps, paying, getting around, tipping and the emergency numbers.

January elsewhere

In January from

The other months at The Dolomites

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