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France Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

France year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): 9–15°C average, mild and comfortable climate, sunny and dry. Common activities: outdoor excursions, sightseeing, cycling. Recommended clothing: light jacket, comfortable trousers or skirt, comfortable shoes.
  • Summer (June–August): 19–21°C average, warm and dry climate, abundant sunshine. Common activities: beach holidays, water sports, exploring mountains. Recommended clothing: light and breathable clothing, sun hat, sunglasses.
  • Autumn (September–November): 14–9°C average, pleasant climate, November is more humid. Common activities: wine tasting, enjoying autumn scenery, city sightseeing. Recommended clothing: light jacket, comfortable trousers or skirt, warm inner layer.
  • Winter (December–February): 6–4.5°C average, cold and dry climate. Common activities: skiing, ice skating, visiting museums and art galleries. Recommended clothing: warm jacket, scarf, hat, gloves, warm trousers.
France climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 13°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 63 mm / Summer humidity: 40%–50% / Rainiest month: November

France monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
4.5°C
0
February
6.8°C
0
March
9°C
0
April
10.7°C
0
May
15.1°C
0
June
19.5°C
0
July
20.9°C
0
August
21.4°C
0
September
17.5°C
0
October
14.9°C
0
November
9.1°C
62.7
December
6°C
0
France weather for the next seven days
10/11
Saturday
Sunny
21.4°C/7.9°C
10/12
Sunday
Sunny
22.2°C/9.1°C
10/13
Monday
Sunny
21°C/8.3°C
10/14
Tuesday
Sunny
20.2°C/8.9°C
10/15
Wednesday
Sunny
19.4°C/7.3°C
10/16
Thursday
Sunny
20.3°C/6.6°C
10/17
Friday
Sunny
21.2°C/8.2°C

France FAQ

Should you travel to France right now?
You should travel to France now, but it's advisable to exercise increased caution. The U.S. Department of State advises this due to risks of terrorism, civil unrest, and petty crime like pickpocketing and phone theft. France's national security alert system is currently at the highest level, 'attack emergency', and terrorists are known to target tourist areas. Stay informed by checking local news, following your embassy's advice, and being vigilant in public spaces and transportation hubs.
What is the best month to go to France?
The best months to visit France are during the shoulder seasons of Spring (April to June) and Fall (September to November). These periods offer pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and lower prices compared to the summer peak. For warm weather and outdoor activities like beach-going or enjoying lavender fields, summer (July to August) is popular but very crowded and hot. Winter (December to February) is ideal for skiing and enjoying Christmas markets, though some attractions may be closed.
How is France treating American tourists?
Generally, American visitors are viewed positively in France, seen as friendly, curious, and genuinely kind. Approaching France with openness and humility will lead to a pleasant experience. Cultural understanding and respecting local customs will greatly enhance your interactions.
How much does an average trip to France cost?
An average trip to France can range from approximately $250 to over $5000 per person for a week, not including international flights. This variability depends on your travel style, chosen destinations, and what is included in your budget. This can cover flights from $500-$1000+ roundtrip from the US, with daily costs ranging from $100-$250 for budget accommodations and meals to more comfortable, higher-end hotels and dining.
What are some popular French cities to visit?
France boasts a variety of captivating cities. Paris, its capital, is world-renowned for iconic landmarks, art, and fashion. Nice offers a charming Mediterranean coast experience. Lyon is celebrated for its gastronomy and historical sites. Bordeaux is famous for its wine region, while Strasbourg captivates with its Alsatian architecture and European Parliament presence.