Weather forecast builder for the Camino del Piamonte

Plan your walk with weather from 17 years of history—choose towns and dates below.

About weather on the Camino del Piamonte

The Camino del Piamonte runs from the Mediterranean at Narbonne to Saint‑Jean‑Pied‑de‑Port along the Pyrenean foothills, where weather often shifts quickly. Months such as April, September, and October align with steadier patterns, combining clearer views with intermittent showers and manageable temperatures. Outside these windows, conditions range from summer heat and swift storms to winter’s frequent rain, occasional sleet or snow on higher hills, and shorter daylight, with services varying by season.

• Spring: Variable days bring sunshine, frequent showers, and occasional late cold snaps on higher hills; thunderstorms appear as temperatures trend upward.
• Summer: Generally hot with strong sun, exposed sections feel taxing; showers and swift storms vary widely by location, including heavy downpours.
• Autumn: Early weeks often steadier with clear views; thundery spells near the Mediterranean, then increasing rain, cooler air, and occasional mountain snow.
• Winter: Highly changeable with frequent rain, intermittent snow or sleet on higher ground, freezing episodes, icy mornings, shorter days, and occasional sunshine.

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