In February, the weather along the Via Garona is quite variable, from Toulouse to Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges. The beginning of the trail experiences a mix of cloudy skies and bouts of heavy rain in Toulouse. As the trail progresses, temperatures fluctuate with periods of rain and some sunny spells in Muret and Carbonne. Meanwhile, freezing conditions and snow become prominent towards Cazères and Saint-Martory. By the time walkers reach Saint-Gaudens and Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, they encounter significant snowfall and freezing rain, with brief intervals of sunshine.
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The journey along the Via Garona begins in Toulouse, where the weather is inconsistent with frequent clouds and heavy rain. Temperatures range from a high of 16°C on warm days to lows of -3°C, with rainfall reaching up to 22 mm on particularly wet days.
Moving to Muret, the weather continues to be erratic with overcast skies and patchy rain possible. Temperatures rise to 19°C on sunny days, but the cold persists, especially at night, dropping to -5°C.
In Carbonne, the fluctuation continues with occasional snow and rain showers. Temperatures often remain around 10°C during the day but can plummet to -7°C at night. Rainfall here is sporadic but present.
As the trail leads to Cazères, the presence of snow and rain is significant, with temperatures dropping severely to -12°C at times. Heavy rain shifts into snow showers, highlighting the harsh conditions.
In Saint-Martory, the pattern of moderate to heavy snow showers is more prominent, with possible highs reaching only 6°C, while lows might dive to -19°C, indicating severe cold conditions.
The trail further leads to Saint-Gaudens, where snow and freezing rain dominate. Highs of 9°C provide brief relief from the cold, but lows reach -13°C, accompanied by significant snow accumulation.
Finally, arriving at Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, the weather mirrors previous snow-dominated regions, with frequent light freezing rain and snow showers. Despite occasional sunny spells, lows of -19°C mark this section as one of the coldest along the path.
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