We%26#39;re arriving in Paris next Friday, and of course are checking out the weather sites for ideas on what to expect our first few days in Paris. Sadly, the long-term forecases are now calling for %26quot;showers%26quot; for the early part of our visit. My question is this -- in general in early November, are showers more likely to be sprinkles? general dampiness and glominess? occasional light showers? hours-long rains? I know it can probably vary a lot, but if anyone can give us a very general idea of what we can expect when the forecast calls for %26quot;showers,%26quot; that would be great. Thanks.
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I%26#39;d say on and off light to moderate rain...
What you really want to bring with you is a warm jacket, an umbrella, some good waterproof shoes and you%26#39;ll be all set. The rain is cold at this time of year.
Les
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But today feels like June, 24° and bright sunshine. Extremely unseasonably warm. So go figure...
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Paris%26#39;s weather is highly unpredictible. A local acquaintance reported that the weather today is indeed summer like. When I visited in mid-October 2002, I arrived to warm, sunny skies. But within two days that weather was replaced with cold, rainy weather. It is very advisable for you to pack layered clothing, a water resistant coat, boots, and the handy umbrella.
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We are having amazing weather right now. It has been low 70s and sunny for several days. Indian summer. However, some say that an october like this is usually followed by a very cold november. Showers are usually like a light intermittant drizzle. Normally we dont have really heavy rain but of course it does happen. Grey skys are the norm here. Forcasts are really only reliable about 3 or 4 days out here.
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Today feels like summer, but November is usually humid. In Paris it can mean small rain all day long, heavy rain or sprinkles...So anything!!
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