The Nièvre department will be placed on yellow alert for winds, rain and floods by Météo France this Tuesday, November 19.
From 3 p.m. this Tuesday, November 19 and until midnight, Nièvre will be placed on yellow alert for winds. And from 6 p.m., vigilance for rain and floods will be in effect.
After two weeks of rather calm weather, Nièvre and France are preparing to experience a cool and turbulent week. Météo-France announces in particular “more frequent and more marked precipitation, a return of snow in the mountains at low altitude, a much windier atmosphere and winter temperatures.”
Snow, polar air, low temperatures… Towards winter weather for the week to come
What is alertness?
“Meteorological vigilance is designed to inform the population and public authorities in the event of dangerous weather phenomena in mainland France, explains Météo-France. It aims to draw everyone's attention to the potential dangers of a meteorological situation and to raise awareness precautions to protect yourself.”
Here are the recommendations according to color
¤ In yellow
Pay attention. If you practice activities sensitive to meteorological risk or exposed to floods, phenomena usual in the region, but occasionally and locally dangerous (mistral, summer storm, rising water levels, etc.) are in fact expected. Stay informed of developments.
¤ In orange
Be very vigilant. Dangerous phenomena are expected. Keep informed of developments and follow the safety advice issued by public authorities.
¤ In red
Absolute vigilance is required. Dangerous phenomena of exceptional intensity are expected. Keep yourself regularly informed of developments in the situation and strictly follow the safety instructions issued by the public authorities.
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