Live Paris weather & travel essentials for visitors
Quick links to get around and plan your visit — the metro map, a live map of the city, the best museums, and a few spots worth seeing beyond the postcards.
The world’s largest art museum — home to the Mona Lisa.
Impressionist and post-Impressionist masterpieces in a former train station.
Monet’s Water Lilies, displayed exactly as he intended.
A sculpture garden and mansion dedicated to Auguste Rodin.
The world’s largest public collection of Picasso’s work.
The icon of Paris. Book tickets ahead to skip the line.
Reopened in December 2024 after the fire. Free entry, book a time slot.
Panoramic views over Paris from the top of Montmartre.
Climb to the terrace for one of the best views of the Champs-Élysées.
‘I love you’ written 311 times in 250 languages, tucked away in a small Montmartre square.
SkyTouristParis is a simple tool showing the current weather forecast for Paris, built for visitors planning their day. Data loads live on every visit from a public weather service, so the forecast is always current — no manual refreshing needed. We show current temperature, feels-like temperature, humidity, wind speed and precipitation, an hourly forecast for today, and a 7-day outlook with highs, lows and rain probability. The site also includes practical links for getting around the city and a short list of museums and sights worth your time.
If rain probability is above 50%, bring an umbrella even if it isn’t raining yet — Paris weather can shift quickly. When the feels-like temperature is much lower than the actual temperature, it usually means strong wind — dress in layers. Air quality and pollen levels can affect a comfortable walk around the city, especially in spring; check the widgets above before a long day outdoors.
Data loads live every time you open the page, and the weather service we use updates its models several times a day, so the forecast shown is always the latest available. The page also refreshes automatically every 30 minutes while open.
The forecast is generated for central Paris. Conditions in the outer arrondissements and nearby suburbs may vary slightly, especially temperature and rain in summer.
Weather data comes from Open-Meteo, a public weather service combining global and European forecast models (including ECMWF and ICON) — the same kind of models used by professional weather services.
Yes, the page is fully mobile-friendly and can be added to your phone’s home screen as a shortcut.
This site does not collect personal data directly and does not require registration or sign-in. To show the forecast, we send an anonymous request to Open-Meteo (only Paris’s geographic coordinates, not visitor data).
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For questions, feedback or to report a forecast error, write to us at: contact@skytouristparis.com