Larvotto, home to Monaco’s main public beach and a popular seafront district, receives around 750 mm (about 30 inches) of rain a year, matching the principality’s broader Mediterranean pattern of a dry summer and wetter autumn-winter season. Given how central the beach and waterfront promenade are to daily life and tourism here, sudden shifts in weather matter significantly, particularly during the shoulder seasons when storms are more likely. Intense Mediterranean storms can bring strong onshore winds alongside heavy rain. Because this stretch of coast can see conditions change quickly, radar tracking, drawn from neighboring French Riviera radar coverage, is a genuinely useful everyday tool.
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