fcuklp

I expect London to be much colder than the other 3 and I was told Rome is always warmer than Paris but a check with wunderground 30 minutes ago showed all 4 have more or less the same temperature of 19 to 21 C today on the high side, in fact Paris reached 22. Only their lowest showed a bigger difference but not much lower than 10.

I wonder if I need any sweater by next week ?

tarquin

Yes, definitely a sweater and a coat/jacket too. All these places get quite chilly in the evenings, even if daytime temps are warm.

Michel_Paris

There is climate and there is weather. The climate for Rome is warmer, but the weather may not be. I bring an umbrella and a jacket as standard, just in case

flanneruk

Why would you expect London to be "much" (or at all) colder than Paris, ever? Have you not looked at a map?

And why would ANYONE expect average temperature differnces over a year (yes, London and Paris are, on average, cooler than Rome and Istanbul) to be reflected every single day?

Hooameye

At this moment in time (11am GMT + 1) the "tinternet" tells me that it's 12C in London, 20C in Paris and 21C in Rome.

fcuklp

Ok thanks. Yesterday I found all 4 having quite same temperature at their highest. While in Asia, I don't need a sweater anywhere between 10C to 20C.
Just wonder if a sweater will be redundant as it gets warmer from now.
If I don't need a sweater, I may just bring a cheap one and throw it away after mid-May if I no longer needs it rest of the trip.

Will I need a sweater at night in Central and Southern Europe after mid-May to June ?

alihutch

Weather doesn't stick rigidly to averages......it depends, so no one can give you a definite answer