What's the weather like in Turin in November, and what should I pack?
Turin in November — cold, wet, and worth packing for properly
November is genuinely Turin's wettest month, and by the time the tournament runs (15-22 Nov), the city is deep into its cold, dark, damp late-autumn stretch. This isn't marginal weather to shrug off — plan for it properly.
What to expect
Daytime high
Around 12°C early in the month, cooling toward 8°C by month's end
Nighttime low
Roughly 2-5°C — sources vary, but genuinely cold after dark either way
Rainfall
Averaging 139mm across the month, roughly 11 days of rain
Daylight
Only ~3.5 hours of sunshine per day on average — November is the darkest stretch of Turin's year
Humidity
Around 80% average relative humidity
What to pack
A genuine waterproof layer, not just a light jacket — with 11 rainy days average across the month, you'll likely hit at least one during your trip. Layer for the temperature swing between daytime highs and overnight lows. Comfortable, weatherproof footwear matters more here than in most tennis-trip destinations, since you're walking Turin's historic centre and connecting via tram, not staying in air-conditioned comfort throughout.
Indoors either way
Inalpi Arena itself is fully indoors — unlike an outdoor Grand Slam, weather doesn't affect the tennis itself. It's your time in the city between sessions where the forecast actually matters.
Check closer to your trip
The figures above are November climate averages, not a forecast — for the real conditions on your actual travel dates, check a live 10-day forecast once you're within range of the tournament.
Turin 10-day forecast on weather.com →Sources: weather-and-climate.com and weather-atlas.com (November climate averages for Turin).