What is the weather expected in Lens and its surrounding areas on Wednesday June 26, 2024?

What is the weather expected in Lens and its surrounding areas on Wednesday June 26, 2024?
What is the weather expected in Lens and its surrounding areas on Wednesday June 26, 2024?

In Lens, the weather will be clear when you wake up this Wednesday, June 26, and the temperature will be similar to the day before. The wind will oscillate around 15 km/h, and it will be from the North-West. At dawn, the thermometer will show 17°C, and will gradually increase between 7 a.m. and noon to 28°C. The sky will become cloudy mid-morning and clear completely around 10 a.m.

Wind strength will vary around 20 km/h during the afternoon, while the mercury will remain constant at 30°C. The wind could exceed 50 km/h in gusts. The wind direction will fluctuate during this time slot. The sky will be mostly overcast.

This evening, the thermometer will drop between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. to reach 24°C. Wind strength will increase to around 25 km/h towards the start of the evening, then fade around midnight to approximately 5 km/h. In bursts, it will be able to exceed 55 km/h. Its direction will be changing during this period. The weather will get busier towards the start of the evening and lighten up a little around 7 p.m. We expect drizzle in the middle of the evening.

At night, the sky will still be overcast around midnight, then the clouds will partially clear towards the start of the night and disappear around 2 a.m. The mercury will continue to drop at the end of the night to 20°C, while the wind will continue to increase between midnight and 5 a.m. to reach approximately 15 km/h. Its orientation will be unstable during this interval.

Thursday will be mostly cloudy, however, no bad weather is expected. The air temperature will be high: it will be 22°C on average, with a maximum of 26°C reached from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.

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