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Has been monitoring the weather in Paris since 2014. This page talks about weather in Paris in June 2017. Below you will find information such as, humidity or wind speed in June 2017, weather history in Paris in June and other data.

For convenience, all information is presented in the form of text descriptions, graphs and tables. So you will see temperature graph And weather table for the city of Paris in June 2017. Remember that another city and another date can be selected in the site menu.

Temperature in Paris in June 2017 (graph)

Below is graph of average daily and current temperatures in Paris in June 2017 on every day. The graph will help answer the question, what was the temperature in Paris in June 2017, and what were the minimum and maximum temperatures air.

As can be seen from the graph, the air temperature in Paris ranged from +9°C to +36°C. Moreover, the minimum temperature (+9°C) occurred on June 4 at 02:30, and the maximum (+36°C) was recorded on June 21 at 14:30. Lowest temperature value the average for the day was +13.88°C and the coldest day in June turned out to be June 6. Highest average air temperature is +29.25°C, and the warmest day in Paris in June 2017- 21st of June.

Humidity in Paris in June 2017 (graph)

Graph of average daily and current humidity in Paris in June 2017 for each day is given below. From the graph it is clear what was the humidity in Paris in June 2017. Also visible minimum and maximum relative humidity values air.

So, in Paris in June 2017, the relative humidity ranged from 26% to 94%. Moreover lowest humidity(26%) was on June 19 at 14:30, and highest humidity(94%) - June 2 at 23:30. In addition, we note that lowest humidity value air average for the day was 42.00% and driest day in June turned out to be June 21. Highest average air humidity is equal to 85.14%, and the wettest day in Paris in June 2017- 30 June.

Compass rose in Paris in June 2017

(it is also called wind direction drawing or wind map) is given below. The wind rose shows what winds prevailed in this region. Our wind map shows the prevailing wind directions in Paris in June 2017.

As can be seen from the wind rose, the main wind direction was western (19%). Besides, prevailing wind directions turned out to be southwestern (17%) and northwestern (15%). The rarest wind in Paris in June 2017- southeastern (3%).

Weather diary (table of daily averages) for the city of Paris in June 2017

The weather table contains data on the average daily air temperature in June 2017, as well as about relative air humidity and about wind speed. The data is given for each day of June. In fact, this is what it is weather diary in Paris in June 2017

Average temperature, Paris in 2017

To estimate the temperature in Paris in June 2017 compared to the other months of 2017, use the following chart. It shows a temperature graph for June 2017 against the background of the temperature range for the whole of 2017.

Weather calendar in Paris in June in different years

What was it like temperature in Paris in June 2017 compared to other years can be seen in the following graph. On it, the top and bottom areas are shaded in dark colors, showing which temperatures have not been previously observed. In other words, the white (unshaded) stripe shows the temperature spread over the past years. The red line displays the current temperature.

Weather history in June in Paris

Coldest June in Paris was in 2014. The average temperature was only +17.72°C.

Warmest June in Paris was in 2017. The average temperature reached +20.31°C.

At the same time, June 2017 (+20.31°C) turned out to be the highest for 2014 – 2019.

This is evidenced by the graph of the average monthly temperature in Paris in June for 2014 – 2019:

Average monthly temperature in June, Paris

Average monthly temperature in June in Paris, obtained from various sources.

Sales in France attract fashionistas from all over the world, because this is an opportunity to purchase haute couture outfits, as well as favorite budget brands at generous discounts. The main shopping destination, of course, is Paris - the founder of world fashion. Therefore, both French women and guests of the country eagerly await the time when sales begin in Paris, because the assortment of stores is very actively emptied already in the first hours of Soldes.

The beginning of the sales season in Paris is traditionally announced by the mayor of the capital; in other cities they take place simultaneously, but with slight variations. Sales in France start later in overseas regions: on the island of Regnon, French Guadeloupe and Guiana, Martinique, Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy.

Winter sales in Paris 2017

Sales in Paris in winter 2017 will last 6 weeks, but even after the end of the official “Soldes”, many stores will continue the promotions for another two weeks. Winter sales in Paris 2017 will be held from 11.01 to 21.02. Traditionally they start on the second Wednesday in January, but if it falls after the 12th, Christmas sales in Paris should start a week earlier.

The price dynamics are as follows: “Soldes” are rocking with a 20-30% discount, the maximum that can be expected in January 2017 is minus 50%. The biggest sale in Paris for winter 2017 will be in February, when you will see 80% off on some price tags. Please note that discounts in Paris 2017 may be specified differently. Instead of 50%, there are two circles stuck on the price tag - 20% and 30%, that is, they need to be summed up.

Summer sales in Paris 2017

Summer discounts in Paris traditionally begin on the last Wednesday of June and will last for 6 weeks, that is, from 28.06 to 08.08. If last Wednesday had fallen after the 28th, the Paris 2017 summer sales would have moved a week earlier. Prices will melt in the winter scenario. First, stores will discount 20-30% of the cost of goods, in the middle of summer you can buy outfits with a 50% discount, and at the end of “Soldes” you will see 70-80% discounts on some models of the collection. True, do not count on massive collapse in prices; as a rule, maximum discounts are given on slow-moving goods. But even a 50% discount on designer clothes will be quite noticeable in monetary terms.

When you arrive in Paris for a designer sale, be sure to visit the “Golden Triangle” of streets - the center of sales in Paris, where elite boutiques from D&G, Prada, Valentino, Chanel, Lacroix, Louis Vuitton are located. It is also worth going shopping on Rue Du Faubourg Saint Nonore, going to the Lafayette Gallery and Le Bon Marche. Luxury jewelry is widely represented at Place Vendome.

And finally, don’t be discouraged if you can’t visit France at Christmas; sales in Paris in October and November can be felt at Outlet La Vallee Village, a huge outlet 55 km from the capital. This year-round sales village in Paris constantly sells out last year's collections with 30-50% discounts.

Make purchases with pleasure and profit! We wish you a good catch during the sale!

Want to get in the mood for the holiday? Then visit the Christmas markets that take place every year in Paris. Christmas breathes with hundreds of lights, sparkles with snowflakes; it is filled with the aroma of mulled wine and the anticipation of gifts. The best Christmas markets await. Here you will get a great opportunity to combine the choice of gifts with entertainment.

Christmas “Village of Santa Claus” in the Latin Quarter (Le village du Père Noël Saint Germain)

The French Santa Claus is called Père Noël. On the eve of Christmas, the Christmas “Village of Father Christmas” or “Village un Père Noël” opens in the Latin Quarter, along the legendary Boulevard Saint-Germain. Twenty-five houses with Christmas goods, souvenirs and national delicacies await customers.
The market will be open from 12/01/18 to 12/31/18.
Market address: Latin Quarter (Quartier latin); Notre Dame.

Christmas Market on the Champs-Elysées

Will be open: 11/11/16 – 01/08/17. The most famous Parisian avenue will be illuminated with festive lights. Shopping arcades of 160 white houses – “chalets” – will stretch along the entire street. In each of them, guests will find souvenirs, surprises, and treats. You can taste the famous French foie gras and warm up with hot mulled wine. At the end of the walk, be sure to take a ride on the Ferris wheel. You will see the magnificent Champs Elysees from above, decorated with Christmas lights. An unforgettable sight!
RER, metro: Charles de Gaulle Etoile.

European Christmas Village on the Trocadéro

This is one of the largest Christmas markets in all of Europe. Here you can see performances and shows telling about the culture of European countries and demonstrating their traditions. The hundreds of trading houses at the Trocadero market will feature products and national dishes from different countries, as well as handicrafts. The large ice skating rink will welcome children and adults.
The market is open from 12/15/16 to 01/01/17.
RER: "Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel"; Trocadéro metro station.

Christmas Village of Montparnasse

The market in Montparnasse will be open from 12/10/16. to 12/31/16. This bazaar specializes in regional delicacies from France. Food and holiday dishes will be sold in forty New Year's chalets.
Metro station: Montparnasse Bienvenüe.

Market on the Esplanade Défense (Village de Noël de La Défense)

Three hundred and fifty stalls at the Christmas market at the foot of the Defense Arch will offer guests their New Year's goods: national souvenirs from different countries, French products, original decorations. The tallest spruce is installed at the Défense fair. Near the Arch of Défense, a Bavarian tavern opens, serving dishes from the region.
The market runs from 11/17/16 to 12/27/16.
RER: La Défense, Metro – station “Grande Arche la Défense”.

Christmas Village of Saint-Sulpice (Marché de Noël “Le Village du Père Noël” dans la Place Saint-Sulpice)

This is a temporary boutique that will be located at 39 Champs-Elysées. It sells Alsatian traditional Christmas delicacies. The market, which is located on the ground floor of the Maison de l’Alsace, offers Alsatian cuisine: bredele cookies, candied bread, foie gru and excellent wines. You can buy tablecloths and Christmas toys as gifts for your loved ones. Children are offered hot chocolate and treated to gingerbread. In the evenings, folklore groups perform for guests.
The market runs from 12/01/16 to 12/16/16.

Market at the Eastern Station (Marché de Noël alsacien de la Gare de l’Est)

Located in the 10th district of the capital. Trains from the eastern regions of France arrive at the station. For thirty years now, Parisians have been coming here on Christmas Eve. It is here, at the station market, that you can find the best products from Alsace, excellent pastries, wine and foie gru, which will decorate your festive dinner.
The market at Gare de l’Est will be open from 12/01/16 to 12/16/16.
Metro: Gare De L'Est station.

Christmas Market, Place des Nations (Marché de Noël Place de la Nation)

Here in the 11th arrondissement of Paris you can find products from all over the world. Vietnam and Peru, Russia and Thailand, India and Korea present their products. You will see products made by craftsmen from different countries and get an unforgettable experience of traveling around the world.
Directions to the market: RER: Nation, Nation metro.
The market will be open from 12/01/16 until 12/24/16.

Christmas Market in the Bois de Boulogne (Marché de Noël de Boulogne-Billancourt)

Here, opposite the shopping center on the main square, a crowded Christmas market opens every year. Guests are invited to forty-five elegant chalets, a festive train and other entertainment.
The market is open: 12/04/16 – 12/24/16.
Metro station: Billancourt.

Christmas at the Louvre (le Louvre)

The Christmas Louvre is decorated with flowers. Students from the florist school are working on the decoration of one hundred and fifty galleries in the Baroque style. Christmas events begin on November 29 and gradually lead to New Year celebrations.
Directions to the station: Palais Royal Musée du Louvre.

Market of the Limousine House (Marché de Noël de la Maison du Limousin)

House Limousine organizes a Christmas market in December. Here you can find a wide range of French traditional foods, drinks, desserts and other delicacies. The Maison du Limousin sells the famous purple mustard, chestnuts, walnut cakes, aperitifs and liqueurs. Here you will buy the most original gifts!
The market is open 01.12.16 – 23.12.16.
Address: 30 rue Caumartin.

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When I was planning this trip, I was counting on positive weather. At least, different sites promised an average of about zero - plus five degrees. But a couple of days before departure, the forecasts changed sharply towards colder temperatures:(

Since I always take things to a minimum, I had to guess: what things would definitely be needed, and what would be needed as a last resort. In the end, I regretted not taking a normal headdress. Although I felt quite comfortable in a down jacket with a hood.

Room at the Hotel d'Enghien:

I booked a single room and got a room with a double bed. The hotel is located in the Grands Boulevards area. The room was quiet, with windows facing the courtyard. Here's the view from the window:

One of my fellow travelers had a window facing the street, but she did not complain about the noise. Perhaps simply because the window was closed.

Near the hotel there is this church - Paroisse Saint Eugène Sainte Cécile:

After checking in, we cleaned ourselves up and went for a walk. The bus took us to the Comédie Française:

It's a pity we couldn't rent the building without interference :(

Our path led to the heart of Paris - the Ile de la Cité. View of Saint Chapelle:

And this is a view of Notre Dame:

In 2007, Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus' Alexy II donated the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God to the cathedral.

On the left is a gift from the Patriarch.

Unfortunately, I cannot find information about who donated the second icon - this one:

There is a sign nearby, and I even took a photo of it, but unsuccessfully :(

It was cold outside, and we entered the temple without any queue. A lot of people crowded around these figures:

Wonderful exhibition! The figures move. The washerwoman washes, the mill grinds... Of course, the children are delighted!

Notre Dame:

Interior of a Greek cafe in the Rue Saint-Severin area:

Place de la Concorde:

It is very large, and in January it seems deserted.

The Ferris wheel is installed at Christmas, and it also works in January:

Either the Parisians are so “simple”, or they are tourists:

I remember how they told us that the crowd in Russian cities is gray, but in Europe it’s the other way around - people wear bright jackets and coats :) Nothing like that! Both on the streets and in the subway, basically everyone is dressed in “dark”.

View of the Louvre through the Tuileries Garden:

Well, even the colorful jacket got into the frame here :)

We decided to walk forward a little and saw this picture:

Poor seagulls don't understand what happened! The water is frozen :(

I hope they didn't go hungry after all...

View of the Place de la Concorde from the Tuileries Garden.

I liked this house. Frost is frosty, but there are green plants on the balconies:

Not far from the Invalides stands this monument to Marshal Foch:

Eiffel Tower and view of Paris:

Once again I am convinced that I have been to Paris and have not seen many things yet....