In November, the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region experiences variable weather patterns. Moderate to heavy rain showers intersperse with sunny spells, while overcast and cloudy conditions are common. Temperatures generally range from single digits to the low teens, though the weather can occasionally warm slightly more. Rainfall is frequent, with precipitation amounts fluctuating from light drizzles to substantial downpours. Overall, November presents a mix of sunshine and rain, typical of late autumn in this region.
The Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region in November showcases typical autumnal weather. Early in the month, places like Genève and Col du Mont-Sion grapple with a mix of partly cloudy skies and heavy rain showers. Temperatures hover between lows of about 4°C and highs around 16°C, with substantial rainfall particularly notable earlier in the month.
As days progress towards Frangy and Serrières-en-Chautagne, the weather pattern persists with heavy rains intermixed with clearer, sunny days. Highs reach around 17°C, while lows dip to approximately 2°C. Rainfall varies significantly, occasionally reaching almost 40 mm in a day.
Mid-month transitions see Yenne and Saint-Genix-sur-Guiers experiencing alternating sun and rain, though precipitation remains a constant presence, peppering the landscape with frequent showers. Temperatures continue to oscillate between mid-single-digit lows and higher teens for daytime highs.
Later in the month, areas such as Le Pin and La Côte-Saint-André undergo fluctuating conditions. Rain showers intersperse with brighter, sunny interludes, creating dynamic shifts in daily weather. Lows near freezing occur more regularly. Revel-Tourdan to Chavanay further experiences varied weather; instances of mist and occasional snow in higher elevations add complexity to the forecast.
Toward the month’s end, locations like Bourg-Argental and Les Sétoux observe cooler temperatures with frequent overcast conditions and scattered rain showers persisting. As winter approaches, the weather gradually moves towards a chillier and more consistent cold, preparing the region for December’s wintry grip.
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