This Thursday, June 27, Laval will wake up to clear skies, and the air temperature will be on average 19°C over the first part of the day. The wind strength will vary between 20 and 25 km/h, and it will blow from the North-West. 50 km/h can be exceeded in bursts. In the early morning, the thermometer will display 17°C, and will gradually rise between 7 a.m. and midday to 24°C. Clouds will appear around early morning and will completely cover the sky around 8 a.m.
This afternoon, the wind will suddenly increase to around 30 km/h around 2 p.m., then fade in the early evening to reach approximately 20 km/h. Gusts could exceed 65 km/h. It will remain in the North-West sector during this time slot. The sky will still be overcast around midday, before clearing slightly at the start of the afternoon and becoming completely cloudy around 2 p.m. The mercury will remain stable at 26°C.
This evening, the sky will still be overcast around 6 p.m., then clear a little towards the middle of the evening and become completely cloudy around 10 p.m. The wind force will continue to increase in the early evening to around 40 km/h, then decrease quickly around 10 p.m. to reach approximately 30 km/h. It can exceed 80 km/h in bursts. Its orientation will change during this period. The thermometer will drop towards the beginning of the evening to reach 17°C.
Overall, it will be mostly cloudy throughout the night. The mercury will continue to drop between midnight and 6 a.m. until reaching 12°C, while the wind will gradually decrease to approximately 15 km/h towards the start of the morning. In bursts, it will be able to exceed 60 km/h. It will be coming from the North-West during this interval.
Tomorrow the weather will be mostly clear. Temperatures will be mild: rising to 17°C on average, their maximum of 22°C will be reached from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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