Weather in Europe in late September through mid-October
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Weather in Europe in late September through mid-October
Hello! I will be visiting Europe Sept. 28th through Oct. 16th and because I will be travelling to about 5 different countries, I have to pack very light. Some travel will be by plane but I know I will have to drag around my luggage to and from taxis/metros/trains, etc. I will be visiting London, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome and Berlin. Should I expect the weather to be pretty similar in each city?
Also, if anyone can recommend a light traveling bag, it would be most helpful!
Thanks in advance!
Steph
Also, if anyone can recommend a light traveling bag, it would be most helpful!
Thanks in advance!
Steph
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I have traveled extensively in Europe during those months and the weather for those cities except Rome will be similar - unpredictable and perhaps wetter than usual but not real cold. Layers are great for a place like London where the temps seem to change 10 degrees F whenever the sun pops out and then declines when winds blow and clouds set in - the feel of when walking i'm saying not the actual temps. Expect highs in mid 40s to 50s - in October and prepare for rain. Rome will be significantly warmer but still can rain a heck of a lot. Well that's based on my travels, not weather data. I've never let inclement weather hurt my enjoyment of these cities even though bright and sunny is better.
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I have ben to all the country's you have mentioned at that time of year .I would suggest a unberella.I buy those rain coats you can get at the dollar store or a pharmacy for about $2.00 i take a couple they don't take up much room they never fold back up and go back in the bag..Just take a sweater that you can wear with all your clothes.Usually cool in morning and evening but can be warm during the day. Ck weather day before you leave for a 10 day forcast. Weather can be kind of tricky that time of year.I was in Paris once in June and needed a sweather .But i was also in Northern France one Feb. and it was like Spring.I will be in Paris Sept 27 threw the 30th . Have a safe and wonderful trip!
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Nowday the weather is so unpredictable that is hard to predict what will be like anymore.
Once I was in Paris in July and after a week of swealtering hot weather, woke up in the morning was cold, damp and rainy..Fortunately I was able to find a sweater in sales at the local Monoprix.
Bring a light jacket,ligh summer clothes,sandals, walking shoes and a foldable small umbrella.
I am going to have the same dilemma..Going to La Camarque for 8 days at a small fishing village, will spend 5 days in CT, afterward will stop in Pescara, then Rome for 5 days and back again in Paris the first week of October..for few days before departing for the US.
Cant bring too much either because I will be taking a smaller plane from Rome to Paris and cant go over the weight limit.
Once I was in Paris in July and after a week of swealtering hot weather, woke up in the morning was cold, damp and rainy..Fortunately I was able to find a sweater in sales at the local Monoprix.
Bring a light jacket,ligh summer clothes,sandals, walking shoes and a foldable small umbrella.
I am going to have the same dilemma..Going to La Camarque for 8 days at a small fishing village, will spend 5 days in CT, afterward will stop in Pescara, then Rome for 5 days and back again in Paris the first week of October..for few days before departing for the US.
Cant bring too much either because I will be taking a smaller plane from Rome to Paris and cant go over the weight limit.
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No - Rome will be warmer and Amsterdam and Berlin will probably be chillier - esp if they're at the end of the trip.
Pack layers so you're prepared for anything from 80 down to high 40's at night and expect rain - bring a sturdy folding umbrella and 2 pair of waterproofed walking shoes.
Pack layers so you're prepared for anything from 80 down to high 40's at night and expect rain - bring a sturdy folding umbrella and 2 pair of waterproofed walking shoes.