Nearly 9,000 homes are still without electricity this Friday, November 22 in the morning, after the passage of the Caetano storm in the region which caused significant damage, particularly in Creuse. The weather should improve in the coming hours to get closer to 20°C this weekend.
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Storm Caetano passed through the country, but this Friday morning, 9,000 homes are still without electricity in Limousin. DAccording to the manager Enedis, 4,500 homes are affected in Creuse, 3,500 in Haute-Vienne and 1,000 in Corrèze.
The violent winds caused significant damage, such as here in the town of Dun-le-Palestel where two open buildings suffered from the gusts.
Many trees and utility poles fell on roads in the region.
Storm Caetano caused significant damage in Limousin. This Friday morning, 9,000 homes are still without electricity.
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© Gael Célérier
The wind blew hard in Limousin. Gusts of 117 km/h were recorded at Limoges airport and at Peyrelevade, in Corrèze, during the passage of storm Caetano.
In Creuse, we note 100 km/h in Guéret, 102 km/h in Genouillac or even 106 km/h in Felletin.
The south of Corrèze was the most spared, with readings between 70 and 80 km/h on average.
The weather will be dry this Friday with clearings in the morning. It will be sunny in the afternoon, so there is little risk of frost on Saturday morning, except for places that remain damp.
Guy MolléForecaster Weather France
Orange “wind” vigilance has been lifted for the three departments of the former Limousin region which have nevertheless moved to yellow “snow and ice” vigilance. This Friday morning, a thin film of snow near the RN145 in Creuse.
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© Marine Guigné – France Télévisions
Orange vigilance “vent” a was lifted for the three departments of the former Limousin region which nevertheless went into yellow vigilance “snow and ice”. Due to a refreezing phenomenon over a large part of the northern half of the country, the ground is particularly slippery and icy in certain areas.
On collaborative Facebook groups reporting live road conditions like “Corrèze 19 – State of the roads”Internet users were reporting difficulties between Tulle and Égletons this Friday morning. Treatments were carried out by the departmental services in Corrèze and Creuse. Stay vigilant if you are driving in the area.
As announced by Météo France on Wednesday, a few snowflakes fell on the Creuse during the night from Thursday to Friday. “The quantity is small. The thin film we have this morning will disappear quickly”warns Guy Mollé, forecaster at Météo France Nouvelle-Aquitaine. In the northern regions of France and in Paris, snowfall was more pronounced.
A white veil covered the town of Jarnages, in Creuse, this Friday morning. It shouldn't last long: the sun and the heat will return quickly.
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© Entrusted by Alexandre Leclerre
“The weekend will be pleasant”promises Guy Mollé. In Limousin, the weather will be dry, without precipitation and the south wind will raise the thermometers. Saturday morning, the minimums will be between -5°C and 1°C. In the afternoon, it will be between 10 and 14°C.
Sunday will be the hottest day of the weekend. Between 0 and 10°C in the morning, then between 15°C, on the Millevaches plateau for example, and 20°C in Brive-la-Gaillarde, in the afternoon. It will be 17°C near Limoges and Guéret.
