Bruges

What’s the weather like in Bruges in November?

November is quite cold and windy, but it’s a great time to visit the region if you prefer fewer crowds and don’t mind the cool climate. The weather isn’t great for sunbathing, but it’s perfect for sightseeing the town’s medieval architecture and wandering through its cobbled streets in search of great bargains and restaurants.

Geographical influences

Bruges weather in November is cold and breezy with easterly winds bringing temperatures down at night. The town is located on the northern coast of Belgium and has the same maritime climate as the rest of the region. This means the weather is influenced by the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea, which continue to bring cool winds to the town throughout November. Rain is also on the increase, so make sure to pack an umbrella for your holiday.

Averages

November is the wettest month of the year with an expected rainfall of 88mm spread over five days of the month. Most of the rain falls in light to moderate showers, so don’t forget to take a waterproof coat with you when you’re out exploring the town. The average daily temperature is a cool 7°C with chilly lows of just 4°C at night. There are just two hours of sunshine per day with a 40% chance of a windy day, so make sure to wear warm clothes during your visit.