How warm does Paris get?

Typical daytime highs in Paris are Mar–May 15°C (59°F), Jun–Aug 24°C (76°F), Sep–Nov 17°C (62°F), Dec–Feb 8°C (47°F).

On the ground, Paris is high-end.

Paris

Q: What sort of trip is Paris good for?

Paris is good for old stones and real towns, eating extremely well, the once-in-a-lifetime sort of thing.

Paris · France · Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise)

A tower that still lights up on the hour after dark, a museum queue that's basically a rite of passage, and a bakery on every corner that makes the whole city smell like breakfast.

The best time to visit Paris is Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct, when typical daytime highs reach about 17°C (62°F). Local time there is 14:01 (UTC+2).

Best time to go

Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct

Budget on the ground

$$$ · high-end

Nearest airport

CDG · Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise)

Good for

old stones and real towns eating extremely well the once-in-a-lifetime sort of thing

In season

April May June September October

The year at a glance

Light0 to 24h High4 to 28°C39 to 82°F Rain0 to 120mm0 to 4.7in

April · high 59°F · rain 1.7in · 13.6h of daylight · in the recommended window

shaded columns are the recommended window

Measured at Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise), this page’s gateway

Paris month by month, the same numbers the figure draws
Month	High °CHigh °F	Rain mmRain in	Light	Notes
January	7°C44°F	68mm2.7in	8.7h8.7h
February	10°C50°F	56mm2.2in	10.1h10.1h
March	12°C54°F	69mm2.7in	11.7h11.7h
April	15°C59°F	43mm1.7in	13.6h13.6h	in the recommended window
May	18°C65°F	65mm2.6in	15.3h15.3h	in the recommended window
June	23°C74°F	71mm2.8in	16.2h16.2h	in the recommended window
July	25°C77°F	58mm2.3in	15.8h15.8h
August	25°C76°F	58mm2.3in	14.4h14.4h
September	22°C72°F	68mm2.7in	12.5h12.5h	in the recommended window
October	17°C62°F	102mm4.0in	10.7h10.7h	in the recommended window
November	11°C51°F	72mm2.8in	9.1h9.1h
December	8°C47°F	105mm4.1in	8.2h8.2h

Good to know

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Language: French
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