This Wednesday, June 26, Rennes will wake up to a foggy sky, but the temperature will be warm. The wind will blow at 10 km/h in the early morning, and will suddenly decrease until stopping completely towards the end of the morning, then will freshen between 11 a.m. and noon to approximately 5 km/h. Its direction will be unstable during this interval. The sky will become cloudy in the middle of the morning and will clear up completely around 10 a.m. At 7 a.m., the mercury will display 17 °C, and will gradually rise during the morning to reach 28 °C.
This afternoon, the sky will still be clear around noon, before becoming cloudy towards the start of the afternoon and becoming completely cloudy around 5 p.m. The wind force will suddenly strengthen in the middle of the afternoon to reach around 20 km/h, then decrease between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. to around 15 km/h. 50 km/h can be exceeded in bursts. It will be in the South sector, then deviate to the South-West at the start of the afternoon. The thermometer will continue to rise between noon and 3 p.m. to reach 31°C.
Overall, it will be mainly cloudy during the evening. The mercury will drop to 22°C around midnight. The wind will continue to increase towards the middle of the evening reaching approximately 30 km/h, then will suddenly fade to around 20 km/h around 11 p.m. Gusts could exceed 65 km/h. His leadership will be inconsistent during this period.
During the night the sky will be mostly clear. The thermometer will continue to drop between midnight and 4 a.m. to 16°C, while the wind force will oscillate around 20 km/h. In bursts, it can exceed 45 km/h. It will be coming from the North-West during this time slot.
For Thursday, the air temperature will be lower than today: rising to 21°C on average, its maximum of 27°C will be reached from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. The weather will be mostly overcast, but no bad weather is expected.
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