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marleysam Jan 9th, 2001 08:37 AM

Paris Weather
 
My husband and I are thinking about Paris <BR>the first week in April. Does anyone know <BR>what the weather will be like?

Sandi Jan 9th, 2001 09:32 AM

Marleysam, <BR> <BR>I can not tell you about the weather the first week of April, but when I was in Paris the last week of May the weather was in the mid 50's, rainy, and dreary.... but Paris was still awesome! <BR> <BR>I remember writing many postcards starting with the line, "I love Paris... even in the rain!" <BR> <BR>But weather is not something you can ever really count on. Just take an umbrella, a jacket, and good walking shoes. <BR> <BR>Sandi <BR>

Caitlin Jan 9th, 2001 09:40 AM

Last year, the first week of April was temps in the 40s, gray skies most of the days, some sun, and some rain. Sandi is correct that Paris is very beautiful even under gray skies and rain, and probably easier to really apprecite than during high season because it's not packed with tourits.

Geri Jan 9th, 2001 09:42 AM

Spent a week in Paris last week in March of last year. The weather was good -- work woolen slacks, a sweater and raincoat w/zip out lining. Worked very well. Went to Versailles and did all the tourist things. Took a day trip to Bruge and the weather was great there, too. Wore just a woolen pantsuit. Great time to visit!!

elaine Jan 9th, 2001 09:46 AM

www.wunderground.com When you access a forecast for a city, at the bottom of the "current conditions" table, you'll see a box for "Historical Conditions". It's great for getting a general idea of average temps/conditions during the time you'll be there.

elaine Jan 9th, 2001 09:47 AM

I meant to add, by all means pack an umbrella and a raincoat or jacket that you can layer a sweater under.


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