Orange alerts for thunderstorms and floods in Hérault and Aude were lifted during the night of Friday 8 to Saturday 9 November.
Return to calm in the south of France. Hérault and Aude are no longer affected this Saturday, November 9 by the orange vigilance for storms and floods activated the day before by Météo-France.
Aude was downgraded to yellow vigilance, Saturday shortly after midnight, and is no longer affected by any vigilance. In Hérault, the orange vigilance became yellow this Saturday at 6 a.m.
“Locally intense” showers in Corsica
“A few more residual showers” will fall “around the Mediterranean” this Saturday, notes Météo-France in its 6 a.m. bulletin.
“On the eastern coast of Corsica, locally intense showers develop during the day until the morning of Sunday with accumulations over the episode of between 80 to 120 mm,” it is specified.
“Significant accumulations are possible, which could justify an increase in vigilance,” warns the meteorological institute. “It is appropriate to monitor the evolution of vigilance which could be worsened.”
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