Paris Le Bourget Weather Market Guide

LFPB • Paris-Le Bourget Airport

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Paris Le Bourget, historically significant as Paris's first commercial airport and site of the 2015 climate accord, provides weather observations for the northern Paris region. The station shares the oceanic climate of the Paris area.

Quick Facts

Station Code	`LFPB`
Location	Paris (Le Bourget), France
Coordinates	48.9694°N, 2.4414°E
Elevation	217 ft (66 m)
Timezone	CET (Europe/Paris)
NWS Office	Meteo-France

About LFPB Weather Station

Paris-Le Bourget Airport (LFPB) is located about 11 kilometers northeast of central Paris. At 217 feet (66 meters) elevation, it sits slightly higher than central Paris.

Le Bourget is historically significant as the airport where Charles Lindbergh landed after his transatlantic flight in 1927. It now serves as a business aviation airport and hosts the Paris Air Show.

Climate Patterns

Paris Le Bourget shares the oceanic climate (Koppen: Cfb) of the Paris region with mild, wet winters and warm summers.

Summer highs typically reach 24-26�C (75-79�F), occasionally exceeding 35�C during heat waves. Winters bring highs around 7-9�C (45-48�F).

Atlantic weather systems dominate, bringing frequent cloud and precipitation throughout the year.

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Seasonal Trading Considerations

Winter (December - February): Cool and gray with highs 6-9�C (43-48�F). Cold waves from the east bring freezing temperatures.

Spring (March - May): Gradual warming with increasing sunshine.

Summer (June - August): Warm with highs 24-27�C (75-81�F). Heat waves increasingly frequent.

Autumn (September - November): Cooling gradually. Increasing cloud and rain.

Trading Tips for Paris Le Bourget

Le Bourget temperatures may differ slightly from other Paris stations (CDG, Orly) due to location and elevation differences.

Atlantic weather systems dominate - track the jet stream position and Azores High for temperature trends.

Summer heat waves have become more frequent and intense in recent years.

Eastern continental air masses bring the coldest winter temperatures.

Data Release Schedule

Typical release times for key data products at LFPB. Times shown in UTC.

Data Type	Typical Time (UTC)	Variability
METAR Hourly observations	Hourly at :53	±1 min

6-Hour High/Low Reports

These METARs include 6-hour maximum and minimum temperatures, useful for tracking intraday temperature trends.

00:53 UTC

06:53 UTC

12:53 UTC

18:53 UTC

Note: Times are approximate and may vary. CLI reports are the official resolution source for temperature markets. See NWS Data Guide for more information.

Forecasting Challenges

Station Differences: Temperatures can vary between Le Bourget, CDG, and Orly airports.

Heat Wave Intensity: Summer blocking patterns can bring extended extreme heat.

Continental vs Maritime: Wind direction determines which air mass dominates.