| Time | Forecast |
(mm)
|
Temp.
|
% Rel
|
(Km/h)
|
0°C Altitude (m) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23:00 |
|
1.7 mm
|
15.6° Felt 15.9° | 96% |
SSE
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 50 km/h
|
3910m |
| 00:00 |
|
1.7 mm
|
15.5° Felt 15.8° | 96% |
SSE
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 50 km/h
|
3900m |
| 01:00 |
|
1.4 mm
|
15.4° Felt 15.7° | 96% |
SSE
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 50 km/h
|
3900m |
| 02:00 |
|
1.4 mm
|
15.4° Felt 15.6° | 95% |
SSE
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 51 km/h
|
3890m |
| 03:00 |
|
1.4 mm
|
15.4° Felt 15.5° | 95% |
SSE
Weak
10
km/h
Gusts 51 km/h
|
3890m |
| 04:00 |
|
1.3 mm
|
15.3° Felt 15.4° | 95% |
SSE
Weak
10
km/h
Gusts 48 km/h
|
3840m |
| 05:00 |
|
1.3 mm
|
15.2° Felt 15.3° | 95% |
SSE
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 44 km/h
|
3780m |
| 06:00 |
|
1.3 mm
|
15.3° Felt 15.3° | 94% |
SSE
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 41 km/h
|
3730m |
| 07:00 |
|
1 mm
|
15.6° Felt 15.7° | 92% |
SSE
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 44 km/h
|
3680m |
| 08:00 |
|
1 mm
|
16.1° Felt 16.1° | 90% |
SSE
Weak
10
km/h
Gusts 46 km/h
|
3620m |
| 09:00 |
|
1 mm
|
16.4° Felt 16.3° | 88% |
SSE
Weak
10
km/h
Gusts 49 km/h
|
3570m |
| 10:00 |
|
1.4 mm
|
16.2° Felt 16.2° | 88% |
SSE
Weak
10
km/h
Gusts 47 km/h
|
3580m |
| 11:00 |
|
1.4 mm
|
15.8° Felt 15.9° | 90% |
SSE
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 45 km/h
|
3580m |
| 12:00 |
|
1.4 mm
|
15.5° Felt 15.6° | 91% |
SSE
Weak
8
km/h
Gusts 42 km/h
|
3590m |
| 13:00 |
|
3.1 mm
|
15.3° Felt 15.5° | 92% |
SSE
Weak
7
km/h
Gusts 43 km/h
|
3620m |
| 14:00 |
|
3.1 mm
|
15.3° Felt 15.6° | 94% |
SSE
Weak
7
km/h
Gusts 43 km/h
|
3640m |
| 15:00 |
|
3.1 mm
|
15.2° Felt 15.6° | 95% |
SSE
Weak
7
km/h
Gusts 44 km/h
|
3670m |
| 16:00 |
|
3.3 mm
|
14.9° Felt 15.4° | 96% |
SSE
Weak
6
km/h
Gusts 42 km/h
|
3690m |
| 17:00 |
|
3.3 mm
|
14.6° Felt 15.1° | 97% |
SE
Weak
6
km/h
Gusts 41 km/h
|
3710m |
| 18:00 |
|
3.3 mm
|
14.4° Felt 14.9° | 98% |
ESE
Weak
6
km/h
Gusts 39 km/h
|
3730m |
| 19:00 |
|
10 mm
|
14.4° Felt 15.3° | 98% |
ESE
Weak
3
km/h
Gusts 34 km/h
|
3830m |
| 20:00 |
|
10 mm
|
14.5° Felt 15.6° | 98% |
W
Weak
1
km/h
Gusts 29 km/h
|
3930m |
| 21:00 |
|
10 mm
|
14.4° Felt 15.1° | 97% |
WNW
Weak
4
km/h
Gusts 24 km/h
|
4030m |
| 22:00 |
|
9.3 mm
|
14° Felt 14.2° | 94% |
NW
Weak
5
km/h
Gusts 26 km/h
|
3860m |
| 23:00 |
|
9.3 mm
|
13.5° Felt 12.9° | 91% |
N
Weak
8
km/h
Gusts 28 km/h
|
3690m |
| 00:00 |
|
9.3 mm
|
13.1° Felt 11.9° | 88% |
N
Weak
11
km/h
Gusts 30 km/h
|
3520m |
| 01:00 |
|
0.4 mm
|
14.9° Felt 16.1° | 99% |
SSW
Weak
2
km/h
Gusts 4 km/h
|
3830m |
Weather forecast for...
Weather San Vito di Cadore: Weather forecast for Monday
Discovering San Vito di Cadore
San Vito di Cadore awaits you for a holiday among untouched nature, breathtaking landscapes, and plenty of outdoor activities. Located just a few kilometers from Cortina d’Ampezzo, it is an ideal destination both in summer and in winter.
During the winter season, San Vito di Cadore is the perfect destination for those seeking a holiday focused on skiing and fun in the snow. The town hosts the Ski Area San Vito and the Parco NeveSole, a ski complex with a ski school and a snow playground, ideal for families and for those who want to learn to ski or improve their technique. Located just a few minutes’ walk from the center, the area offers nine ski slopes of varying difficulty, perfect for both beginners and more experienced skiers. Thanks to its panoramic location and accessible services, it is the ideal place to spend days enjoying sports, fresh air, and spectacular landscapes. Additionally, the proximity to Cortina d’Ampezzo allows easy access to the renowned Dolomiti Superski ski area, expanding opportunities for those seeking thrills on larger trails.
In summer, San Vito transforms into a true paradise for hikers and mountain lovers: from here, panoramic routes depart towards Monte Pelmo, Antelao, and the Marmarole. For bike enthusiasts, the Dolomiti cycle path is a must, retracing the route of the old railway and connecting Calalzo to Dobbiaco, passing through Cortina d’Ampezzo.
Just a few steps from the center lies the charming Lago di Mosigo, an ideal place to relax or engage in sports. The area equipped with children’s playgrounds, tennis courts, a football field, and picnic areas makes it perfect for a family day out.
San Vito is also a land of history and archaeology: in 1985, on the Mondeval plateau, the burial of a Mesolithic hunter from 7000 years ago was discovered, now preserved at the Museum of Selva di Cadore. Bearing witness to the centuries-old borders between San Vito and Cortina, the wall on the Giau Pass tells a long story of contested pastures and historic rulings.