Menton, France, is waking up to mixed weather conditions this Saturday, March 1, 2025. Despite some overcast skies, temperatures are expected to remain relatively warm for the season, hovering around 12 to 13 degrees Celsius throughout the day.
Early morning hours see the temperature steady at 12 °C, with light winds blowing at about 20 km/h. The wind's intensity fluctuates during the morning. It begins to decrease toward about 10 km/h mid-morning, only to pick up dramatically around noon with gusts reaching approximately 35 km/h from the east. Residents can expect these strong winds to continue through the afternoon, eventually peaking at around 60 km/h between noon and 4 PM. By the evening, the wind will taper off slightly, settling at around 45 km/h.
Humid and cloudy conditions will persist throughout the day. Menton’s skies will remain primarily overcast, casting some gloomy hues over the picturesque coastal town. Despite the clouds, the forecast notes no precipitation for the day, allowing for some outdoor activities.
Looking forward, the forecast shows minimal change for tomorrow, Sunday. The temperature is estimated to range from 12 °C early morning to around 15 °C by late afternoon, peaking around 4 PM. Overcast skies are expected to dominate, but with no forecasted rain showers, residents can expect conditions similar to Saturday, making it conducive to sunlight peeking through at times.
Weather enthusiasts can keep track of conditions hour by hour using dedicated resources like the one provided by Ouest-France, partnering with Weather'n'co.
For the next several days, average temperatures will slide to around 11 °C, maintaining stable conditions with expected cloud cover and little change in weather patterns. The reliable sunshine glimpsed during some afternoons could offer pleasant respite to citizens, even as Menton continues to experience predominantly cloudy skies.
Overall, residents are encouraged to dress warmly but can get outside to enjoy the fresh air, anticipating no rain but preparing for brisk winds and the inevitable cloud cover characteristic of early March along the French Riviera.