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Weather in Winter
Submitted by morgan on September 10, 2003 - 5:13pm.
Hi, I was just wondering if anyone can help, re the weather in winter in France. I am heading over there for 7 weeks in December/January as part of an exchange program and was wondering what sort of clothes are best to take. I am aware that it is around 6/7 degrees celcius but comming from Brisbane, Australia, the lowest we normally get during the day in winter is 22 degrees so its quite a dramatic change! Thanking you in advance, |
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The answer is right here
In Paris the winter temperature is around 8° celcius, winter is rainy
In the mediterranean coast it is milder, around 14°, winter is sunnier
In montains it can be much colder, with snow (O° and below)
In a few words, to echo what Fabbrice says, it depends where you will be in France during those months. I've lived in France for 7 months (from Oct to May), and in the northern and central part of France, during the winter, the temperature is quite chilly (5 to 8 celcius), but never cold enough that it actually snows. Just be sure to bring along a few jumpers and some warm pants.
If you're heading down to the Riviera, however, it's a different story. I was in Nice and also in small town called Menton (edges the French-Italian border) during Christmas, and the weather was much warmer. Temperatures averaged 16-17 celcius at the time.
If it's your first time in France, dress for the weather (and dress smart if clubbing - the France have high fashion sense), enjoy the best food in the world (though I hope you're not vegetarian, or you're in for a surprise...), and have fun!
Shawn
In Paris the winter temperature is around 8° celcius, winter is rainy
In the mediterranean coast it is milder, around 14°, winter is sunnier
In montains it can be much colder, with snow (O° and below)
Good trip !
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