Paris temperatures next few days
 

Warming trend, finally.

Sunny and highs of ---

Monday 22
Tuesday 22
Wednesday 24
Thursday 24

On 13/06/05 13:52, in article ,
"Magda " ? wrote:

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 13:46:33 +0200, in rec.travel.europe, Earl Evleth

arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :

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... Warming trend, finally.
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... Sunny and highs of ---
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... Monday 22
... Tuesday 22
... Wednesday 24
... Thursday 24

Saturday & Sunday 31. :((((((((((

Rain on Monday and 24°C. :)))))))))))))


I prefer the 31°. That is nice weather. I note
the difference since our dog will start panting
a bit at 31°C.

We were prison visiting this weekend at Caen and it
was COLD there, even with a sweater on. By the time
we drove back to Paris the weather was pleasant.

I don't see why people vacation in Normandie or Bretagne. We did
one July and it rained most of the time.

Fortunately the area has a lot of war museums.

Earl

On 13/06/05 16:05, in article ,
"Martin" wrote:

Fortunately the area has a lot of war museums.

For the war obsessed?

My wife is a occupation period scholar. She actually took the opportunity
on that vacation to start collecting information on the new museums
opening up and that was a basis of a French educational magazine article.
This article was in turn the basis for school outings in France.

Central Bretagne had a fairly well developed resistance movement both
the British and Americans parachuted in people to help organize
the fighting period preparative to the Americans arriving. It was
a bloody affair since resistance fighters do poorly in general
when facing regular army soldiers, they don't have mortars, artillery
or any heavy weapons so have to avoid direct confrontation. There
is a museum in the battle area there which is interesting to visit.

Earl

"Earl Evleth" wrote in message
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On 13/06/05 16:05, in article ,
"Martin" wrote:

Fortunately the area has a lot of war museums.

For the war obsessed?

My wife is a occupation period scholar. She actually took the opportunity
on that vacation to start collecting information on the new museums
opening up and that was a basis of a French educational magazine article.
This article was in turn the basis for school outings in France.

Central Bretagne had a fairly well developed resistance movement both
the British and Americans parachuted in people to help organize
the fighting period preparative to the Americans arriving.

Americans arriving where ???

"Earl Evleth" wrote in message
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On 13/06/05 13:52, in article ,
I don't see why people vacation in Normandie or Bretagne. We did
one July and it rained most of the time.


You will be pleased to know that we currently have a drought and my tomatoes
are wilting :(

No rain in the forecast either :(

Temperatures are very nice during the day but still a little cool in the
evenings.

T.

Lol these messages are getting more stupid by the day
Next we'll get his body temperature

"Earl Evleth" a écrit dans le message de news:
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Warming trend, finally.

Sunny and highs of ---

Monday 22
Tuesday 22
Wednesday 24
Thursday 24

"Earl Evleth" wrote in message
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Warming trend, finally.

Sunny and highs of ---

Monday 22
Tuesday 22
Wednesday 24
Thursday 24


Seriously, who cares about posted temperatures for Paris?

Is someone going to change their vacation plans over this?
There must be something more interesting to post.

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 18:44:51 -0400, "Claim Guy"
wrote:


"Earl Evleth" wrote in message
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Warming trend, finally.

Sunny and highs of ---

Monday 22
Tuesday 22
Wednesday 24
Thursday 24


Seriously, who cares about posted temperatures for Paris?

Is someone going to change their vacation plans over this?
There must be something more interesting to post.


I enjoy winter here. Predicted temperatures this week:
http://au.weather.yahoo.com/ASXX/ASXX0222/index_c.html

Wed 10-20
Thu 8-19
Fri 8-20
Sat 12-21

Maybe you should change your vacation plans to south of the
Equator:-)


Cheers, Alan, Australia

Alan S wrote in
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On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 18:44:51 -0400, "Claim Guy"
wrote:


"Earl Evleth" wrote in message
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Warming trend, finally.

Sunny and highs of ---

Monday 22
Tuesday 22
Wednesday 24
Thursday 24


Seriously, who cares about posted temperatures for Paris?

Is someone going to change their vacation plans over this?
There must be something more interesting to post.


I enjoy winter here. Predicted temperatures this week:
http://au.weather.yahoo.com/ASXX/ASXX0222/index_c.html

Wed 10-20
Thu 8-19
Fri 8-20
Sat 12-21

Maybe you should change your vacation plans to south of the
Equator:-)


Cheers, Alan, Australia


Alan I spent a week in Sydney one June, it rained and was incredibly
cold (OK so I came from Vietnam and anywhere would be cold in
comparison) "Winter weather there does have something to say for itself,
but really if you hear that it is 18-20 C in Paris you owe it to
yourself to get ont he first flight out of OZ



--
Joseph Coulter
Cruises and Vacations
http://www.josephcoulter.com/

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 19:35:44 -0500, jcoulter
wrote:

Alan I spent a week in Sydney one June, it rained and was incredibly
cold (OK so I came from Vietnam and anywhere would be cold in
comparison) "Winter weather there does have something to say for itself,
but really if you hear that it is 18-20 C in Paris you owe it to
yourself to get ont he first flight out of OZ


I'll be there next year. Incidentally, Sydney is 900km south
of here. Like comparing Paris with Copenhagen.

Cheers, Alan, Australia