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The live forecast above shows Toulouse under a classic southern French sky – expect the day to follow the pattern you see, with temperatures typical for this time of year and a moderate breeze from the south‑west.
What is the weather in Toulouse usually like?
Toulouse sits in the Occitanie region and enjoys a humid subtropical climate, which means warm summers and mild winters. The city is known for its high number of sunshine hours – well over 2,000 a year – and summer temperatures frequently climb into the high 20s °C. Winters are generally cool rather than cold, with frost rare and daytime highs often around 10 °C. Rainfall is spread fairly evenly through the year, though late spring and early autumn tend to be the wettest periods.
How does the weather change by season?
Spring brings increasing warmth and the occasional thunderstorm, while summer is consistently hot and sunny – you’ll often see highs above 30 °C in July and August. Autumn cools gradually, with the first real chill arriving in November. Winter is the quietest season: skies can be grey, but snowfall is very unusual. The 10‑day forecast will help you plan for any short‑term shifts, especially the Mistral wind that sometimes reaches the city from the north.
When is the best time to visit Toulouse?
Late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September–October) offer the most comfortable weather – warm days, lower humidity and fewer crowds than peak summer. July and August can be very hot, but the city’s many shaded squares and air‑conditioned museums make them manageable.
Does Toulouse get a lot of rain?
No more than most of southern France – around 650 mm a year, which is less than half the UK average. Rain tends to come in short, sharp showers or thunderstorms rather than prolonged drizzle. You’ll rarely need a heavy coat, but a light rain jacket is handy in spring and autumn.
Is Toulouse windy?
Occasionally. The Mistral wind can funnel down the Garonne valley, bringing strong, dry gusts, especially in winter and spring. It usually lasts a few days and can make the air feel cooler. On most days, however, the wind is light to moderate – nothing that would spoil a stroll along the Canal du Midi.
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For more on conditions across the UK and comparisons with cities like Toulouse, visit our UK weather hub or check the 10‑day forecast for your area.