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About the city choice, I guess the panel is more interesting as it is, as Lille is basically a cooler version of Paris while Marseille (variable, dry) and Nice (stable, more humid) seem to differ more.
As for August 2003, I prefer Lyon's version. Only slightly cooler mean temp, but less dry (precipitation-wise) and more variable. Subpar sleeping conditions though given the general lack of AC (and sea) in Lyon: Meteociel - Climatologie mensuelle de Lyon - Bron
^^^ exchange the min temps from the first and second half and you get a spectacular, yet comfortable heat festival. I'd rather have the 15-20°C lows from the second half accompany the scorching days from the first, while coupling the warmer nights of the first with the milder days from the second. 16/39°C & 23/33°C would be far superior to me than 23/39°C (too hot overall; a nighttime cooldown would be welcome here) and 16/32°C (kinda coolish morning and evening and not enough "oven heat" in the daytime to appreciate it).
Plus 16/39°C would most likely feel "lighter" with lower dew points. I've never experienced such a wide range at high temperatures btw. I've experienced 0/20°C and 10/30°C but never say 15/40°C. Getting off topic here...
Lyon is the best of those. The best city climatewise in France would be Strasbourg. All are lacking proper winters, and Marseille is a bit warm in summer.
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Yeah it has the lowest sunshine hours and the coolest summers.
So, you dislike sushine and warm temperatures, how unusual !...
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