Mayenne and Maine-et-Loire remain on red alert for floods. Elsewhere, Météo France also records a lot of water in places. We detail.
A lot of water fell this Thursday, June 20, from Brittany to Hautes-Alpes, that is to say over most of the country.
And this will again be the case this Friday, June 21, the day of the Music Festival, which will have to start as late as possible if it wishes to avoid storms.
Around fifty departments on yellow, orange or red vigilance
In fact, around fifty departments are still under “storm” vigilance.
Multiple vigilances, also for “rain and floods” and for floods for many of these departments.
Meteo France
Orange vigilance, which concerns 12 departments, will be effective until 10 a.m. this Friday, then should be downgraded to yellow, until 4 p.m. for intense rain, then 9 p.m. for thunderstorms, as the bad weather will move away towards the east of the country and Switzerland.
- Eure-et-Loir
- Loir-et-Cher
- Loiret
- Cher
- Nièvre
- Internal
- Yonne
- Savoy
- Isère
- High mountains
- Sarthe
Red floods for two departments
Mayenne and Maine-et-Loire remain on red alert for floods, two departments also on orange alert for rain, and yellow for storms.
In Occitania?
In Occitanie, Tarn-et-Garonne, Haute-Garonne, Gers and Hautes-Pyrénées are on yellow flood alert.
Beautiful and mild in the South in the afternoon
Minimum temperatures range from 11 to 16 degrees in general, 17 to 21 degrees in the Rhône valley and near the Mediterranean. The maximums do not exceed 19 to 24 degrees, they still reach 24 to 29 degrees around the Mediterranean, and up to 32 degrees in eastern Corsica, explains Météo France.
