Lille, located in the northernmost region of France near the border with Belgium, experiences an oceanic climate with a noticeable continental influence. This results in relatively cool summers and cold winters. Due to its northern location, Lille often encounters gray and overcast skies, with rainfall distributed fairly evenly throughout the year. Winters can be chilly, with occasional frost and snowfall, while summers are generally mild, rarely seeing extremely high temperatures.
Spring:
- Temperatures in Lille during spring show a gradual increase, starting with average highs around 11°C (52°F) early in the season and reaching up to 18°C (64°F) by its end.
- Rainfall is moderate, and the city sees increasing daylight hours.
Summer:
- The summer months are mild to warm, with temperatures often in the high teens to mid-20s°C (60s to 70s°F). However, occasional warmer days can push temperatures into the high 20s°C (80s°F).
- Rainfall is sporadic, with the possibility of occasional thunderstorms.
Autumn:
- Autumn witnesses a decline in temperatures, starting from the low 20s°C (70s°F) early in the season and dropping to the high single digits°C (40s°F) by its end.
- Rainfall becomes more frequent, and the city can experience foggy conditions.
Winter:
- Winters in Lille are cold, with temperatures typically ranging from 0°C to 6°C (32°F to 43°F). Freezing temperatures are common, and frost is a regular occurrence.
- Snowfall is occasional, and while significant accumulations are rare, they are not unheard of. The days are shorter with limited sunlight.
Temperatures history
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