what weather should we fear in Paris and Île-de-France?

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Hurricane Kirk is heading straight for France and this is not encouraging since it could cause a major storm in part of France, notably Paris and Île-de-France on Wednesday October 9 and Thursday October 10. What weather can we expect in the area?

“Heavy rain and strong gale”

According to the forecasts of The Weather ChannelKirk is expected to pass north of the Azores on Monday, “causing heavy rain and large swells on this archipelago”, while also progressing towards the British Isles: “if the trajectory does not change by then, a large part of the France will be exposed next Wednesday and Thursday, with heavy rain and a strong gale. The threshold of the storm will likely be reached.”

It remains to be seen how intensely he will strike. If it circulates in France, we can expect depending on The Weather Channel“to a strong gale from the Atlantic to the north-east of the country with gusts from the south-west sector reaching 120 to 130 km/h on the coasts, and around 100 km/h inland”. Obviously with significant rain.

Pour Keraunos“the exact influence on France remains uncertain: strong winds very likely, stormy weather possible with sustained rain and a few storms”.

A gray start to the week before the storm?

For now, Météo-France The weather in Paris is certainly choppy but with wind gusts not exceeding 75 km/h. On Wednesday, 15 mm of precipitation is expected in the capital. Forecasts which may therefore change between now and then.

While waiting to find out more, residents of the Ile-de-France region will have to deal with rather gray and slightly rainy weather. If a large part of France is under the threat of violent storms and flooding on Monday, Île-de-France will be spared with cloudy weather and showers.

A weather forecast which should continue on Tuesday before the possible storm.

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