Paris Weather in November
November is Paris at its most intimate — grey and rainy but with Beaujolais Nouveau celebrations, Christmas preparations and rock-bottom hotel prices. The city feels authentically local.
For Francophiles who love Paris at its most Parisian. Grey but atmospheric, with wine events and early Christmas markets.
Warm clothes essential.
Grey and short days.
Frequent rain.
Use these November numbers as a practical guide, not a guarantee. Coastal areas, downtown and inland areas can differ on the same day.
| Weather metric | Typical November value | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Daytime temp | ~10°C | Cold. |
| Nighttime temp | ~5°C | Cold. |
| Sunshine | ~2 hrs/day | Grey. |
| Rainfall | frequent | Very rainy. |
| Daylight | ~9 hours | Short days. |
November in Paris is best understood through four moments of the day — morning, midday, beach time and evening.
Slow starts.
Museums.
Covered passages.
Bistro dining.
The best November base depends on what matters most to you — beach access, snorkeling, nightlife, culture or budget.
Historic district with museums, boutiques and cozy cafés.
Literary cafés, galleries and classic Left Bank charm.
Luxury shopping and iconic avenue.
Sacré-Cœur, artists and village charm.
Student area with bookshops and bistros.
Iconic views and major museums.
This simple tool matches November weather with your travel style to suggest the best area and hotel type.
What matters most?
What type of stay do you prefer?
This simple tool matches November weather with your travel style to suggest the best area and hotel type.
Packing for November should match the reality: daytime heat, humidity levels, beach conditions and any rain risk.
In November the type of hotel matters — it shapes your daily comfort, flexibility and overall experience.
This helps visitors decide whether to travel now or shift their dates slightly.
Start with hotels matched to November conditions — filtered by type, area and traveler reviews.
For atmosphere lovers and budget travelers. Grey but authentic.
Third Thursday of November — the new wine is celebrated everywhere.
Yes — late November. Champs-Élysées and Tuileries markets open.