In November, the weather along the Voie d'Arles varies considerably between regions. Occitanie experiences a mix of sunny spells and frequent showers, with temperatures ranging from single digits to low twenties in degrees Celsius. Across Nouvelle-Aquitaine, temperatures are generally cooler, and precipitation is frequent, often in the form of rain or even snow, particularly in the later days of the month.
Starting in Arles, November is characterized by a blend of partly cloudy skies and intermittent showers. Temperatures reach up to 22°C, but heavy rain can lead to significant daily precipitation. As the route progresses through Saint-Gilles and Gallargues-le-Montueux, similar weather patterns persist with occasional outbreaks of moderate to heavy rain. Vendargues and Montpellier continue this trend, although dry periods with sunshine do occur, maintaining a fluctuating temperature from 14°C to 20°C.
In Montarnaud and Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, sunny days become more frequent, but pockets of rain still interrupt. Temperatures remain moderate, peaking around 22°C in warm spells. Lodève and Lunas experience a slight cooling, and while sunny weather is more prevalent, rain showers still contribute to moderate daily rainfall.
As the trail reaches places like Saint-Gervais-sur-Mare and Murat-sur-Vèbre, temperatures drop, and the days become more overcast. The likelihood of rain remains high, with occasional heavy showers. La Salvetat-sur-Agout and Anglès see similarly mixed conditions, while Boissezon and Castres witness overcast days interspersed with sunny spells. Temperatures here are cooler, with highs typically in the mid-teens.
Vidouze sees frequent intermittent rain amidst sunny breaks, with temperatures varying widely from 5°C to 18°C. As the journey continues through Morlaàs and Lescar, the weather fluctuates between sunny periods and showers, with highs occasionally reaching the mid to high teens. Oloron-Sainte-Marie frequently welcomes rain and overcast conditions, while temperatures continue to soften.
By the time walkers reach Sarrance, conditions include periodic snow alongside rain, with temperatures often plunging below zero. Borce, too, experiences colder weather, with snow and freezing rain being significant features. As the route concludes at Somport, weather transitions sharply; snow becomes a prominent feature, interspersed with rain showers, and temperatures seldom rise above single digits.
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