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To: Taro who wrote (346379)	8/13/2007 7:09:39 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1587858

Check out temperatures in Perugia. Close to Florence by the way. No need to leave for mosquito infested places at the water, neither locally ("Zanzare", nasty stuff) nor in Africa. Sounds like London weather but what do I know: Climate Winter months in Italy are generally cloudy and rainy. Cold temperatures (under 32 degrees) are rare. January - March in Florence will typically be cool, damp, foggy, and rainy, ranging in temperatures from 40 - 50 degrees. Temperatures in April will be warmer (60-65 degrees). In Italy, temperature is measured in Celsius. F=(C*1.8)+32. Ex. 21degree Celsius = 70 degrees Fahrenheit. lasallianstudyabroad.org