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847,000
10 km²
88,506 per km²
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French
201 km
Toulouse features an Oceanic climate with mild summers averaging around 23°C and cool winters around 8°C, characterized by moderate year-round rainfall totaling about 640-823 mm annually. The city enjoys a mix of sunny and cloudy days but experiences around 93 rainy days per year, with average humidity around 75%. It's ideal for those seeking temperate weather without extreme heat or cold.
23°C
8°C
Oceanic
Rainy Days
93
Sunny Days
44
Humidity
75%
12-20°C
Spring in Toulouse is mild with rising temperatures from around 12°C to 20°C and occasional showers. Days become longer and more pleasant for outdoor activities.
Moderate rainfall20-28°C
Summers are warm and mostly clear, with average highs reaching 28°C in August and comfortable evenings. Rainfall is low, making it the sunniest season.
Low rainfall13-22°C
Autumn brings cooler temperatures from 22°C down to 13°C with increasing cloud cover and moderate rain. Foliage changes add scenic beauty.
Moderate rainfall5-12°C
Winters are cool and partly cloudy with average temperatures around 8°C and rare frost. Rainfall remains moderate without heavy snow.
Moderate rainfallToulouse offers a compelling mix of southern French lifestyle without the overcrowding or expense of Paris or the Côte d'Azur. The city's aerospace and tech sectors attract a steady stream of international professionals, and the pace here feels genuinely livable—good food, reliable public transit, and solid healthcare are standard rather than luxuries. Housing remains reasonably priced compared to other major French cities, making it accessible for families and remote workers.
The main trade-off is linguistic: English proficiency outside professional circles is lower than in Paris, and integrating socially requires genuine French effort. The city also sits in a quieter corner of France, which appeals to some but means fewer direct international flights and a smaller established expat infrastructure. If you're seeking authentic French living without constant tourism and want a stable, affordable base with real career opportunities, Toulouse deserves serious consideration.
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