Cognac Weather

Cognac, located in southwestern France, experiences a temperate oceanic climate with mild, wet winters and warm, drier summers. Annual temperatures typically range from 37°F in January to 80°F in August, with rainfall averaging around 31 inches, peaking in November at 3.4 inches and dipping to 1.9 inches in July. The region enjoys moderate sunshine, with July offering up to 9 hours daily, while winter months like December see closer to 4.7 hours. For tourists, the best weather arrives from May to September, when temperatures hover between 66°F and 79°F, rainfall is lower, and longer daylight hours enhance outdoor exploration of vineyards and distilleries. Spring and early fall, particularly May and September, strike an ideal balance of pleasant warmth and fewer crowds.