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Among "major" cities, Belluno should be the coldest with an average mean of 10.8°C.
Among places with official averages, there are:
Dobbiaco, Trentino-Alto Adige, 1200 m, at 5.8°C (town)
Resia Pass, Trentino-Alto Adige, 1500 m, at 4.8°C (pass)
Plateau Rosa/Cervino, Valle d'Aosta, 3500 m, at -5.8°C (mountain)
And, obviously, the coldest spot in Italy should be the top of Monte Bianco/Mont Blanc.
Among "major" cities, Belluno should be the coldest with an average mean of 10.8°C.
Among places with official averages, there are:
Dobbiaco, Trentino-Alto Adige, 1200 m, at 5.8°C (town)
Resia Pass, Trentino-Alto Adige, 1500 m, at 4.8°C (pass)
Plateau Rosa/Cervino, Valle d'Aosta, 3500 m, at -5.8°C (mountain)
And, obviously, the coldest spot in Italy should be the top of Monte Bianco/Mont Blanc.
Among inhabited places the coldest one is likely Livigno (1800 m), with an average close to 2°C, or maybe the nearby hamlet of Trepalle.
My ex-gf lived in Novara, isn't that one of the coldest cities in Italy? The summers there were certainly anything but cold when I was there..
It is one of the coolest low-lying cities in Italy, its airport has an average of 11.8°C (1971-2000).
Summers aren't that hot by italian standards but they're still hot (22.1°C in July). Summers have become hotter in recent years: the average mean of July is 23.0°C in 1981-2010.
Among inhabited places the coldest one is likely Livigno (1800 m), with an average close to 2°C, or maybe the nearby hamlet of Trepalle.
I'm not sure whether Trepalle is colder than Livigno or not. Livigno's lows bring the average down, and they're partly caused by the peculiar local geography, which allows cold air pooling. At least, on calm, clear nights, I'd expect Livigno to be (much?) colder than Trepalle.
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If we were to not include mountains and high lying areas etc...
