In Vannes, the weather will be overcast when you wake up this Thursday, June 27, but the air temperature will be mild. In the early morning, the wind force will be 15 km/h, and will drop between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. to around 10 km/h, then rise sharply to approximately 25 km/h early in the morning. -noon. It will be able to exceed 40 km/h in bursts. Its direction will be variable during this interval. The thermometer will indicate 16°C at 8 a.m., and will gradually rise towards the end of the morning to reach 23°C.
During the afternoon, the wind will suddenly freshen between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to around 35 km/h, and it will come from the North-West, before drifting to the South-West towards the middle of the afternoon. ‘afternoon. 70 km/h can be exceeded in bursts. The sky will still be overcast around noon, before partially clearing at the start of the afternoon and becoming completely covered around 2 p.m. The mercury will continue to rise in the middle of the afternoon to reach 26°C.
Initially cloudy around 6 p.m., the sky will clear completely towards the start of the evening and become cloudy around 11 p.m. This evening, the wind force will gradually decrease to approximately 20 km/h around 11 p.m., while the mercury will drop to 18°C at the start of the night. In gusts, the wind could exceed 65 km/h. The wind will be from the West, then turn to the North-West around 10 p.m.
Tonight, the clouds will completely cover the town around midnight and fade away towards the middle of the night. The thermometer will continue to decrease between midnight and 6 a.m. to reach 12°C, while the wind will oscillate around 20 km/h. Gusts could exceed 45 km/h. It will blow from the North, then settle in the North-West at the start of the night.
Tomorrow will be mostly clear. Temperatures will be normal for the season, ranging from 12 to 22°C.
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