Precipitation decreases, however, to 30mm over 8 days. Average Precipitation: 30mm. Average Precipitation: 22mm.
Average Precipitation: 60mm. Pack as you would for January, bringing an umbrella and a mix of clothing that can be layered. Bring a mix of clothing now, including items for both mild and cold weather that can be layered. Average Precipitation: 40mm. Paris, France Weather in March : The weather is beginning to improve, with March ushering in springtime. Precipitation actually increases just a bit to 24mm over 14 days, so be sure to bring that wet weather gear, along with a warm coat, sweaters and waterproof shoes.
Average Precipitation: 24mm. South France Weather in March : Things are starting to warm up noticeably now, with more sun and longer days too. When packing focus on items for cool, damp weather but bring a few items for those pleasant, mild days too. In recent years the temperatures have occasionally reached as high as the mids in April, so you may want to pack for changing weather by bringing a mix of both warm and cool weather clothing.
Rain may still be a concern, with 25mm falling over 14 days this month. Average Precipitation: 25mm. Expect a mix of sunny and rainy days, with 60mm of precipitation over 11 days on average. Pack clothing that can be layered, with a mix of both items for warmer and cooler weather just in case. That windproof, waterproof rain jacket is still likely to be handy in April. South France Weather in April : Officially in spring now, April can be a wonderful month to visit the south of France, which experiences more sunshine than many other European destinations now.
South France Weather in May : As temperatures rise, more and more tourists start to arrive, signaling the start of the busy season. Layers are still a good idea, with t-shirts along with some clothing for cooler days and evenings. Paris, France Weather in June : Other than the crowds, June is one of the best times of the year to be in Paris, with the weather mostly warm, dry and sunny. A portable umbrella is still a good idea for those sudden thunderstorms. It brings a lot more sunshine too, averaging eight hours each day, and significantly less rain, with 40mm falling over seven days in June.
South France Weather in June : With the long, sunny days of summer here, visitors are steadily arriving to enjoy the beautiful shores of South France. Afternoon highs are now climbing close to the mids, with the light coastal breeze helping to keep things from getting too warm. There is still a chance of rain with 60mm over 8 days, though it usually comes in the form of short-lived afternoon thunderstorms. Pack as you would for last month, with a mix of mostly warm weather clothing along with a jacket for evenings and a couple of items for cooler days just in case.
South France Weather in July : July marks a big change, with summer officially here, and those temperatures have increased significantly. This month, along with August, are the hottest months to visit, with afternoon highs now in the upper 20s and occasionally reaching the low 30s.
Now is the time to bring all of that summer wear, and you may want to bring sun protection too, including sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat. Average Precipitation: 10mm. There is a slightly better chance for sunshine this month, and a bit less precipitation with 50mm over 8 days.
Pack as you would for July, with mostly warm weather clothing and a sweater or jacket for cooler evenings. Paris, France Weather in August : August continues those warm days and summer sunshine with little change in temperature and nearly the same amount of precipitation too, with 21mm falling over 10 days this month. Expect warm, muggy conditions and those occasional thunderstorms in between the sun.
Pack as you would for last month, with a mix of mostly warm and some cooler weather clothing along with a portable umbrella. Average Precipitation: 21mm. Atlantic France Weather in August : There is little change between July and August in this region, with high and low temperatures the same, and an average of 30mm falling over 8 days.
This is the busiest time in Atlantic France, as well as its other regions, while you can expect plenty of sunshine, but be prepared for crowds as well. South France Weather in August : August is generally a repeat of July, with only a slight increase in the chances for rain with 20mm of four days this month. Average Precipitation: 20mm. There is a bit less sunshine and more grey, overcast days, though rainfall still averages 50mm over 8 days in September.
Precipitation decreases significantly, however, with just 16mm over 11 days, making it a rather pleasant time to be in Paris. Average Precipitation: 16mm. South France Weather in September : While September marks the end of summer and temperatures start to cool, the first half of the month is still quite warm, and the crowds of summer begin to dissipate, making it a great time to enjoy the sunshine and the culture without the big crowds.
Rain is increasing now to 90mm over 8 days, but much of it falls during the latter part of the month. It is rare to get temperatures above 35 o C, so the heat is bearable. The difference between the weather in the South of France in June and July, is that in July you can sit outside until midnight, whereas in June you are normally heading indoors and Nimes , is reputed to be the hottest city in France and it recorded a shade temperature of 43C F in July But this is not normal.
The rest of the time it is T-shirt, shorts and flip-flop weather. Some nights can get a bit uncomfortable, but if you keep the shutters closed during the day and keep the fans blowing at night, you will be OK even better if you have air con - although this is not always necessary. The average temperature in South of France during July is 27 o C and on average it rains on only 3 days during the month.
The weather in South of France in August is usually absolutely baking hot. Well I say baking hot, at the hottest part of the day it probably goes up to 35 o C, so it is not the uncomfortable heat that you get in Spain or Greece sometimes.
August is also the month of the forest fires in South of France. You can hear the fire fighting planes hovering above the hills dropping water on the fires.
The fires tend to be confined to the hills where the forest is! I remember once, our friend Xavier who is a local wine merchant, drove to his office one morning in Meze and the whole wine depot was just ash. There is also something strange that happens to the weather in South of France in August.
You usually get a few days in the middle of the month when the wind picks up and you get these spectacular summer storms for a couple of days. In the north, dry winds like the Mistral , and the Tramontane blow during the summer months. A few days each year the Sirocco blows in from North Africa, carrying a fine dust which coats all the cars and houses. Sometimes the wind can get up in other areas, but the Montagne Noir Black Mountains and Alpilles often protect the coastal plain from the strong winds.
The average temperature in South of France during August is 28 o C which is surprising because it usually feels hotter and there are on average around 5 days when it rains. Apart from May, September is my favourite month for weather in the South of France. The days are warm and bright and the temperature is not so hot that you need to change your T shirt 3 times a day. The weather in South of France in September is still hot enough for the pool and the beach and the thing that I most enjoy is the fact that the South of France is empty.
The tourists have returned to Northern France and back home to Europe and you have the space to enjoy the weather. The average temperature in South of France during September is 22 o C and there are on average around only 6 days during September when it rains. The weather in South of France in October usually starts to turn and the warm dry days of September become replaced with cooler wetter days. You still get plenty of sunny days, but the showers increase and you sometimes get some spectacular downpours.
It is still a good time to be in the South of France and it is not like it is raining all the time. The average temperature in South of France during October is 18 o C and there are on average around 8 days during October when it rains this however disguises the fact that when it rains it absolutely thumps it down. The weather in South of France in November is bright but cold. The average temperature in South of France during November is 14 o C and there are on average around 10 days during November when it rains.
A UV Index reading of 3 to 5 represents a medium health hazard from unprotected exposure to the Sun's UV rays for average individuals. Note : In June, the average maximum UV index of 5 translate into the following recommendations: Take precautions - Protection against the skin and eye damage is obliged.
The Sun's most intense and consequently most harmful UV radiation during midday hours should be decreased by minimizing exposure and seeking shade. A wide-brim hat offers excellent sun protection for eyes, ears, face, and neck. Tightly woven, loose-fitting clothes provide additional protection from the Sun. The average high-temperature, in June , in Paris, France, is What is the average humidity in June in Paris?
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In June , the average daily maximum UV index in Paris is 5. Average temperature in June Paris, France. Average pressure in June Paris, France.
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