Whats the weather like in Paris during the end of Feb/beginning of March
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Hi<BR>there are lots of websites where you can check 5-day forecasts and even historical conditions for the time of year you will be there. Just a few<BR>are wunderground.com; cnn.com, nytimes.com, weather.com, etc etc<BR>Check the forecasts from more than one source; they tend to vary.<BR><BR>However, Paris weather is fickle, and <BR>no matter what, bring an umbrella and a warm jacket, preferably water-resistant, and plan to dress in layers so you'll be prepared for temps in the 30sF or 40sF. Also bring comfortable waterproof boots or shoes.<BR><BR>Paris is quite far north, on a latitude with Seattle or Vancouver.<BR>I highly recommend thin silk ski underwear which adds a lot of warmth without bulk. And extra dry socks.
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Latitude is a funny thing when it comes to cold weather. And it's easy to think that some places are further north or south than they really are.<BR><BR>Can you put the following places (listed alphabetically) in south to north order?<BR><BR>1. International Falls, MN<BR>2. Montreal<BR>3. Paris<BR>4. Seattle<BR>5. Toronto<BR>6. Vancouver, BC<BR><BR>Answer: 5,2,4,3,1,6<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR><BR>3.
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I use www.weatherbase.com to find statistics for weather conditions when traveling. Have a great trip. Deborah
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There last week of Feb. last year. Be sure you have waterproof shoes if you don't want to freeze to death. I also wore silk long johns under my slacks. I'm from Minneapolis so I know cold weather, but you still need appropriate clothes (gloves, scarves, hats & umbrellas). It was rather bleak. Dress in layers so you can start taking things off when you go in the overheated buildings.
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Jan 23rd, 2003 10:30 AM