Naples and Campania weather today, Friday, October 2nd: unseasonably sunny and hot, with temperatures reaching 28 degrees.

Naples – Autumn, at least for now, seems to be giving us a break. On Friday, October 2, 2026, Campania will be affected by a high pressure system favoring stable and mostly sunny weather across the region. According to the 9:33 a.m. update from 3B Meteo, skies will be mostly clear or partly cloudy throughout the day, from the coast to inland areas.

In Naples, temperatures are expected to range approximately between 18 and 28 degrees Celsius. The early morning hours are cooler, while temperatures rise rapidly throughout the day, with a high nearing 28 degrees Celsius in the afternoon. Precipitation is expected to be absent.

Mild temperatures also in other provinces

The weather pattern is essentially homogeneous across Campania. Coastal areas benefit from milder conditions, while inland and mountainous areas, temperatures are significantly lower, especially at night and in the morning.

Available regional data indicate, among other locations, temperatures around 21 degrees in Caserta and the Vesuvian area, around 20-21 degrees between Naples and Salerno, while inland areas temperatures drop to 13-17 degrees in the morning, with lower values ​​in Irpinia and in the mountainous areas.

Light winds and calm seas

The sea conditions will also remain calm. Winds, initially from the north-east, are expected to shift to the southwest during the day, without significant reinforcements. Seas will be calm along the Campania coast.

In Naples, temperatures are expected to hover around 27-28 degrees this afternoon, with moderate westerly winds and a zero chance of rain according to the available timetable.

October starts with a still summery climate

The picture thus confirms an unusually mild start to October. Forecasts indicate continued stability over the next few days, while a possible change is indicated after October 7th, with the arrival of greater instability and the first precipitation of Atlantic origin. However, this is a medium-term trend and therefore subject to future updates.