In June, walkers along the Chemin de Saint-Gilles experience a diverse range of weather conditions, from sunny days to intermittent rain showers. As they venture from Le Puy-en-Velay to Saint-Gilles, temperatures fluctuate, with highs ranging from the mid-teens to the low 30s °C. Rainfall is sporadic, and participants encounter both dry spells and heavier showers throughout the route.
As walkers embark from Le Puy-en-Velay, they face a mix of overcast conditions and moderate rain showers. Temperatures range from 7°C to 26°C, and precipitation fluctuates greatly, peaking at 12 mm on some days.
Continuing to Costaros, the weather remains variable with partly cloudy skies interspersed with bouts of moderate rain. Highs can reach up to 27°C, but there are days with significant rainfall as well, including a day with 16 mm of rain.
In Pradelles, conditions include sunny intervals and heavy rain events. Some days are dry, while others see precipitation levels soaring to 26 mm.
Upon reaching Labastide-Puylaurent, travelers experience sunny and warm days, but must also contend with periodic heavy rain showers. Temperatures here climb to 27°C on warmer days.
In Villefort, the pattern of sunny weather persists but is disrupted by heavy rains, with some days recording up to 29 mm of precipitation.
Towards Génolhac, the weather sees a mix of part sun and heavy downpours, with temperatures occasionally soaring to 32°C.
Continuing to ports like Alès and Ners, walkers enjoy many sunny days, but should be prepared for sudden heavy downpours, with precipitation sometimes exceeding 30 mm in a day.
Finally, in Nîmes and Saint-Gilles, the weather turns generally sunny, promoting warmer daytime highs reaching 37°C in Saint-Gilles. However, bursts of rain remain a possibility, albeit less frequent, offering relief from the heat on occasion.
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