With its world-famous historic villas, incredible landscape, and chic atmosphere, Italy's Lake Como has a certain allure. While most tourists flock to the lake in the summer, traveling to Lake Como in the winter is wonderful if you want to experience the area without the crowds. Even though it's in Northern Italy, Lake Como still enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild winters with temperatures that average 39°F to 46°F, with some snowfall at higher elevations. Haze can hit Lake Como at any time of the year, but in winter, it's more common. Whatever camp you're in, if you're planning time in Lake Como during the winter months, be prepared for the possibility of low visibility around and on the lake.