On average there are at least 300 days
of sunshine in the Languedoc.
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Weather
The region of Languedoc is situated in the sunbelt
of Europe, and so enjoys fantastic sunshine and
warm temperatures for a large part of the year.
It is easy to enjoy the climate of Languedoc with
the wide range of activities on offer in the many
local towns, which provide the history and traditional
cuisine of France.
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The meteo broadcast on television invariably
shows a crescent, stretching from the border
with Spain to Nîmes and beyond, with a
totally different weather forecast that the
rest of France. The area within the crescent
has a Mediterranean climate, with hot dry summers,
cool winters, and moderate springs and autumns.
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After Corsica, the Languedoc-Roussillon
region is the hottest in France. The coastline,
sheltered by mountains, tends to be sunnier
and warmer than the inland areas. The mountains,
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Weather at
Domaine de Beaumont |
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