Brittany, last two weeks in September

[NR]

Hi all, I'm not asking for weather forecast or prediction but for those who have been in and around Brittany late September, is the weather still decent?

 

[dunnah01]

I hope so because we'll hopefully be heading that way around then

 

[Nirvanauk]

Same here. Normandy for a month.

 

[InvictaMoto]

Was last year.... but who knows what the jetstream will bring us....

 

[Sixty-nine Chevy]

It was when we were there in 2019. South coast consistently warmer than the north coast.

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[Phill D]

We were there by late last September , weather was nice but cold in the shade, so sitting out after around 4pm became more like uk
If you can park or get a pitch in the sun it will be great.
We moved south after 2 weeks it was nice but we needed some heat

 

[suavecarve]

We were there last September and it turned from pleasant to bleeding wet and cold.

Trying again this year

www.ventusky.com is your friend

 

[Chuns]

When we used to sail, the perceived wisdom was that once you got south of the Pointe de Penmarc'h you were in a sort of micro-climate. The weather is generally balmy in September, though towards the end the evenings get a bit cool.

 

[NR]

We were there last September and it turned from pleasant to bleeding wet and cold.

Trying again this year

www.ventusky.com is your friend

It's an expensive trip when that happens!

 

[suavecarve]

It's an expensive trip when that happens!

La Loire was available !

(and warmer and dryer) it just hit Brittany

This may be of use https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/threads/lack-of-brittany-threads.269511/

And this will be of use https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/threads/brittany-all-the-aires-loads-of-them.269984/

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[Phill D]

It's an expensive trip when that happens!

Pack up and move south, unless you have booked a site for the whole period.

 

[jongood]

With places like Britanny, Normandy, Northern Spain, Northern bit of Portugal its usually a good idea to have a back up
plan. If you're ok on Aires( Britanny has some very nice ones) then no need to book anything and don't commit to a return ferry too far over. We rarely book the return until a few days before.