Weather forecast builder for the Voie de Vézelay (Nevers)

The Voie de Vézelay (Nevers) runs from Burgundy south through the centre of France into New Aquitaine, crossing landscapes that respond differently to each season. April, September, and October align with steadier temperatures and longer daylight, while summer heat and winter wet spells shape many days elsewhere on the route. Spring brings green fields and showers; late summer eases from heat; early autumn offers settled, colorful stretches, whereas winter months and late autumn feature frequent rain, soft ground, and shorter daylight windows.

• Spring: Changeable weather with frequent showers, sunny intervals, and soft ground; temperatures rise southward, occasional heavy rain and brief thunderstorms.
• Summer: Warm to hot days, occasional heatwaves, and sporadic heavy showers; dynamic shifts between bright sunshine, cloud, storms, and moderate winds.
• Autumn: Mild to cooling conditions with alternating sun and rain; variability increases later, with overcast spells, mist, wind, and heavier southern showers.
• Winter: Frequent rain, overcast skies, and cold snaps with occasional snow or ice; milder southward, and daylight notably limited across many stages.