April is a dynamic month on the Voie d'Arles route, with varied weather patterns across the regions of Occitanie and Nouvelle-Aquitaine. In Occitanie, walkers can expect a mix of sunny days and moderate rainfall, with temperatures generally fluctuating between mild and warm. Meanwhile, Nouvelle-Aquitaine experiences heavier rainfall, particularly in the western sections, with temperatures staying cooler under frequent cloud cover. The mix of sunny intervals and intermittent rain showers is characteristic of the region during this month, offering a typical spring experience.
Starting in Arles, sunny days are interspersed with moderate rain showers, with temperatures ranging from 12°C to 22°C. As you move to Saint-Gilles and Gallargues-le-Montueux, expect more sunny spells, though patchy rain appears occasionally. Montpellier and Vendargues experience similar conditions, where sunshine is frequent but heavy rain can occur. Moving through Montarnaud to Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, the weather remains variable, featuring dry spells bridged with bursts of rain. Towards Lodève and Lunas, the skies clear occasionally, though rain showers are common, and temperatures hover in the mid to high teens.
Continuing to Saint-Gervais-sur-Mare and Murat-sur-Vèbre, rain becomes prevalent, with periods of sunshine. In La Salvetat-sur-Agout and Anglès, the frequency of rain lessens slightly, with more sunny periods. Boissezon to Castres sees a mix of overcast and sunny days with moderate rain at times. From Dourgne to Baziège, there's moderate cloud cover and frequent showers, while in Toulouse, weather turns warmer with sunny intervals interrupted by rain showers. Finally, Léguevin to Marciac offers a blend of sunshine and occasional moderate rain, keeping temperatures mild.
Beginning in Vidouze, the weather alternates between sunny intervals and moderate to heavy rain, particularly on rainy days. Morlaàs offers partially sunny conditions with scattered showers. Lescar experiences overcast skies with periods of heavy rain, whereas Oloron-Sainte-Marie faces steady rain punctuated with dry spells. Sarrance to Borce shows similar patterns, with frequent rain and temperatures dipping to single digits at times. Finally, at Borce to Somport, patchy rain gives way to occasional sun, but heavy rain remains a feature, particularly as you gain elevation where cooler temperatures are amplified by rain or snow showers.
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