Marla

I finally found this website listed several months ago for weather history around Europe and the rest of the world. It doesn't tell you when it's going to rain on your parade, but it might help you plan your wardrobe and outdoor activites. It gives several different average temperatures by month. <BR> <BR>http://washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/weather/ <BR> <BR>Enjoy your planning! <BR>

J

That site doesn't work for Europe (it displays the "Page cannot be found" message). <BR> <BR>The best weather site with current and historical data is http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/16235.html courtesy of Elaine 9I think).

Marla

Sorry, bookmarked the wrong site! Try this address and use the country name, such as France. <BR> <BR>http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv...historical.htm <BR> <BR>Sorry for the confusion!

Elaine

Can't remember if J's Elaine 9 was me, or if it's just a coincidence, but I agree that Weather Underground is definitely the best site for current and historical worldwide weather conditions!

J

Marla, still doesn't work, takes forever to load; actually it never does. <BR> <BR>Thanks Elaine. Yes, it was you that suggested this site about a week ago.

Paul

Thanks for the helpful info Elaine and Marla. J--- I tried both sites and didn't have any problems loading either one. In fact, Marla's site was quicker! I think I like the Washington Post site, it's information was easier to understand. (IMHO) Now, off to research for our upcoming trip to France!

xxxx

If I only had time to check one site, Elaine's site offers better information. THE WP's weather site information is available thru many, many other weather's websites while with the other site you can pretty detailed historical data.