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I'm gonna book another trip to (yay) Paris next year for a special 5 day break. I'm going to Florida at the end of september and thats pretty easy to guess about how warm its gonna be (Always been perfect for me the other times i went at that time).

However, like I said, I'm planning next year a small 5 day break for me and the other half. We did go to Paris last September but it was fucking COLD with shit weather (Rain, rain and more rain).

I know Paris is not exactly closest to the sun where the women wear flip flops and nothing else, but is there any sites you guys know of to find the warmest times of year for a set location? I would rather go when its gonna be mild, instead of another freezing cold rain fest like last time.

Any help would be hot.

right now/august is good if you want it to be hot, but paris is a smelly toilet - when it's hot, it just smells more.

Paris has an atlantic climate, so it's pretty cold and wet.

I'll advise you to go to Paris in Spring or Autumn, and to pray God for being lucky. You can have a pretty fucking awesome week with sun and so or a pretty fucking bad week with rain and wind.
Avoid summer because of the air pollution, the tourists and the heat, avoid winter because it's too cold.
September was a good choice, you just weren't lucky.

But, trust me, avoid summer in Paris. Or maybe 1~15 August, all of the citizens are in the South.

By the way if you have any advices requests about your trip in Paris, I can help you
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ElectroCuteBunny wrote:By the way if you have any advices requests about your trip in Paris, I can help you
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Drugs are bad

it's pete's Parisian alt

Dave wrote:

ElectroCuteBunny wrote:By the way if you have any advices requests about your trip in Paris, I can help you
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Drugs are bad

Sorry, I'm french, I'm relatively young, so my english isn't perfect at all.

I just wanted to say that I can advise o'dium if he wants some cool places to go, etc.

I was there in late April last year, and we had wonderful weather. The next week it was raining and 5C, so it's unpredictable though.