When to go à WASHINGTON, D.C. ?

Washington City's climate is humid subtropical, that is, temperate, with no dry season and a hot summer. Spring and fall are warm to moderate with daily temperatures around 20°C. In winter, the warm subtropical climate becomes cold continental with low temperatures (on average 2 °C in January) and snow. Summer tends to be very hot and humid, even scorching, with temperatures around 32 °C and occasional thunderstorms. Washington's weather is therefore quite marked in both summer and winter.

When to go? Washington, D.C. is a vibrant, year-round city that is great to live in and visit in all four seasons, especially in the spring when the cherry trees along the famous National Mall, which stretches from the Washington Monument to the U.S. Capitol, are in bloom. The Cherry Blossom Festival takes place in the city every year in March and April. It is a must for anyone visiting Washington in the spring.