What is the weather like in September in France??? Will be traveling north from south of France first week of Sept thru to Paris by the last week of Sept.
Thank you for any feedback.
Posted by
Tucson
4183 posts
Try Weatherbase to get the info you seek. Click on September under Vacation Finder at the bottom of the opening page. Leave "Don't Care" in the boxes and go "On To Step 3." Choose Europe, then France. You can get a general idea of the weather in different parts of the country from the chart. For the most complete information, click on the individual cities. For example, from the city averages you will find that the average number of rainy days in September in Avignon is 6.7 and the average high temp is 78. Paris averages 14 rainy days in September and a high of 69. When it's closer to the time of your trip, you can also click on the weather forecast for a week of more current info.
Posted by
Northamptonshire, England
33759 posts
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Posted by
Provo, UT
175 posts
I think September is just about perfect for visiting France. In my opinion, it's generally not too hot, nor too cold, there is still plenty of light and it's a little less crowded than during the summer. Check out the websites listed by others for specifics. It's smart to travel from north to south, as it will cool off a bit towards the end of the month, though should still be lovely. You may want to take an umbrella, I remember a torrential rainstorm one September in Aix en Provence. A sweater and a scarf and you're set. Have fun!