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Going to Paris in September? These are five key things you need to know. I'm Kat, your France travel-obsessed friend who has been to Paris 18 times. And here's what you need to know before visiting Paris in September. Number one, let's talk about the weather. 1. Weather. -Avg highs: 66-74°F / 19-23°C -Avg lows: 53-58°F / 12-14°C -Avg days significant precipitation: 6 days -Hours of daylight: 11h 45m - 13.5 hours Average highs in Paris are around 66 to 74 degrees Fahrenheit, or 19 to 23 degrees Celsius. And the average lows are 53 to 58 degrees Fahrenheit, or 12 to 14 degrees Celsius. The average days of significant precipitation is six days. And you get around 11 hours and 45 minutes to 13 and a half hours of daylight each day. These are averages, and this year's had a lot of heat waves. So I wouldn't put it past Paris to throw in another heat wave before things start cooling down soon. As far as what to wear, comfortable shoes are a must, like sneakers. Jeans or trousers are great to have, as well as a mix of layers, like short and long-sleeved tops, a light jacket or a cotton button-up to combat chilly mornings, evenings, or even breezier days, especially toward the end of the month. 2. September Events in Paris. Number two, September events. September is when everyone is back in town and school is back in session. And Paris has some cool events to check out, including Global Black Pride, European Heritage Days on the third weekend of the month, Paris Design Week, Fête des Jardins, and even Paris Fashion Week later in the month. 3. Hotel Prices Jump Back Up. Number three, visiting Paris in September does mean dealing with higher hotel costs because everyone is back in town and business travel is back in full swing. Hotel prices jump back up in price, meaning you'll be paying similar peak season pricing in September. 4. Everything is Open Again! Number four, the good thing about the return of everyone back in the city is that all the restaurants, bars throughout Paris will be back open and running as normal. 5. Take Advantage of the Better Temps for Parks! And number five, you're going to want to take advantage of the better temps to enjoy the outdoors at many parks across the city, like Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, Jardin du Luxembourg, and more. Comment "September" for my full guide to visiting Paris in September! Including things to do, events, where to stay, weather, and more. Follow for more Paris travel tips!