In December, the weather along the Voie de Vézelay varies by region, reflecting both the cooler, wetter conditions in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and the fluctuating conditions in Centre-Val de Loire, before transitioning to a milder yet rainy climate in Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Each region experiences significant rainfall events with interspersed periods of sunshine, typical of early winter in this part of France. Throughout the route, temperatures frequently dip below freezing, especially at night, while daytime highs range from single to low double digits, making the weather variable and with potential weather-exposed challenges due to rain and cold.
Rainfall is frequent in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté at the beginning of winter, with days of patchy rain possible, heavy rain at times, and light freezing rain. Temperatures are chilly, with highs ranging from 7°C down to -2°C, and lows often dropping below freezing, between 3°C and -5°C. Some sporadic sunny intervals occur, offering brief warmth between overcast skies.
In Centre-Val de Loire, the pattern is similar with frequent episodes of moderate or heavy rain, particularly notable in places like Bourges where the precipitation reaches up to 21.6 mm on wetter days. Highs fluctuate between comfortable 13°C and a much cooler 3°C, while lows can dip to -7°C. Cloudy and overcast skies dominate, though occasional sunshine breaks through.
Nouvelle-Aquitaine experiences a mix of rainy and dry spells with milder temperatures overall. Notably, heavy rainfalls contribute significantly to the monthly accumulation, with over 18 mm on heavy days. The temperature highs hover around 18°C at best, with lows staying mostly above freezing, though sporadic dips occur. Cloud cover is common, but the rains occasionally make way for sunny periods, making weather here somewhat unpredictable.
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