The Via Garona route runs primarily through the Occitanie region of southern France, known for its diverse weather patterns during August. As a pilgrim traveling this path, you can expect a mix of sunny days and periods of rain, reflecting a highly variable climate along the journey. Although sunny weather is common, occasional rain showers, including moderate to heavy rainfall at times, are not unusual.
Temperatures generally range between 10°C and 29°C, with highs averaging around the mid-to-high 20s in Celsius during the day. Nights are cooler, often dropping into the mid-teens. Precipitation levels fluctuate along the route, with some areas experiencing as little as 0.4 mm per day to others facing up to 7.1 mm per day. There is a noticeable variability from one location to the next, creating an experience that requires readiness for different weather conditions.
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