jenny

Hoping to go there for a few weeks and wondering how cold it would be

xxx

See weatherbase.com or worldclimate.com<BR><BR>It's still ging to be winter there.

weathergirl

You won't need any air-conditioning!<BR>With some chance, the weather can be fine and sunny on some days and you won't need gloves nor silk underwear.<BR>Bring an umbrella, for sure.

pam

Cold and rainy. Bring warm clothes and an umbrella. BTW..this is about the time we were in Paris. We never noticed how grey it was until we looked at our pictures taken while there.

elaine

cold and rainy<BR>but don't plan a trip to Paris around weather or seasons unless you want to see gardens--Paris'll fool you almost every time

Nancy

Historical averages for high and low temps as well as rainfall can be found at worldclimate.com, type in &quot;paris&quot; at the prompt...

xyz

Isn't that what xxx advised on the very first reply?<BR>

New Englander

I think the weather is similiar to New England if you are from the states Jenny.<BR>It has been everytime I have been there.

julie

We were there in the end of Feb. last year. It was quite cool and rainy and windy. Bring waterproof shoes, gloves, a hat, scarf, umbrella, and your silk long johns. Plan to layer though because the buildings themselves are quite warm. I was too hot in the buildings with a turtleneck, so I ended up wearing jewel neck sweaters with a silk scarf around my neck. The daffodils were just starting to bloom, but the downtown ice skating rink was still up.

Christina

I don't think it's similar to New England, which is much colder than Paris to me. My sister lives in New England and it starts snowing in November and doesn't stop until about May, it seems. It's not that cold in Paris. It is similar to New York/Washington DC weather most of the year (except in summer when Paris is cooler than DC).