Finally some sun! “ With the shift of the anticyclone towards Western Europe, a period of calmer and drier weather is expected until the weekend with sunny dayswarns Météo France. From Thursday, temperatures will gradually rise and should rise above seasonal norms. » A happy coincidence of the calendar, this summer period coincides with May 8 and Ascension which follow each other this year. A taste of a long vacation just after the start of the school year for those who will not be working.
“ Good news for lovers of summer weather and outdoor activities. The May 8 bridge promises to be very pleasant, with a summer feel, throughout the country », also anticipates La Chaîne Météo. “ After a start to the week marked by the passage of an Atlantic disturbance then showers and cool weather until Wednesday, the Azores anticyclone will end up chasing the bad weather towards Central Europe. The second part of the week promises to be pleasantly sunny in an air that will significantly warm up “, she also announces.
Thus, while temperatures are around 15°C on Monday afternoon in the Nord and Pas-de-Calais, the mercury will not stop rising in the coming days: 18°C Wednesday, 20°C Thursday , 21°C Friday, 22°C Saturday and even 24°C Sunday. This heat will also be accompanied by cloudless skies, except for the day of Friday.
Return of humidity…
But these few summer days will not last… Starting next week, a new disturbance will refresh the country. “ From Sunday, our models foresee a return to more unstable and stormy weather, with again weak anticyclonic conditions. The beginnings of a week from May 13 to 19 that was more mixed, rainy and again significantly cooler. This bad weather could be quite lasting », warns La Chaîne Météo.
A deterioration confirmed by Météo France: “ The weather could be rather humid with fairly frequent rainy spells. Temperatures should not stray too far from seasonal norms. », she warns for the week of May 13. “ No dominant scenario currently emerges » for the next two weeks. Over the last twelve months, the excess precipitation reached 24% in Lille.
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