Day-by-day historical weather lookup since 1950
Select any calendar date to view reconstructed conditions for your town: dawn minimum temperature, afternoon maximum, 24-hour rainfall or snowfall and peak wind gusts.
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What was the weather like in your municipality on a specific date ten, thirty or seventy years ago? The Weather Archives page lets you travel back to 1950 and compare current conditions against reference climate normals.
Select any calendar date to view reconstructed conditions for your town: dawn minimum temperature, afternoon maximum, 24-hour rainfall or snowfall and peak wind gusts.
To evaluate whether a day is unusually warm or cold, meteorologists use the 30-year reference average calculated over 1991–2020.
Explore landmark events in French meteorological history: memorable cold waves (February 1956, January 1985), major storms (December 1999, Xynthia) and summer heatwaves (2003, 2019, 2022).
Choose your municipality and select the year, month and day in the archive picker to display the complete historical sheet.
The World Meteorological Organization updates the 30-year baseline each decade (1981–2010 then 1991–2020) so normals reflect recent climate conditions.
Historical records display peak wind gusts and daily precipitation totals recorded during past storm episodes in your area.