A thick white coat of 25 centimeters in Sainte-Suzanne in Doubs, up to 30 cm of snow in the Territoire de Belfort, the snowy episode of recent hours was conducive to taking photos, often impressive, by the amount of snow that fell.
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Snow fell in abundance this Thursday, November 21, and during the night. According to Ilyès Ghouil, from Météo Franc-Comtoise, this episode had not occurred since March 2006. “At that time, near Montbéliard and Belfort, it snowed, in the space of 36 hours, between 40 and 80 centimeters of snow”.
However, according to Météo France, this episode is not exceptional. “Overall, an episode of snow at the end of November can happen, of course, it doesn't happen every season, but it has already happened,” remembers Cédric Hertzog, deputy head of the service division of Météo France north east.
Snow on the roof of Belfort town hall.
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© Rémi Poirot – France Télévisions
The snowy episode of the last few hours is not comparable to that of 2006, but your photos posted on social networks or that you sent to us are breathtaking: Up to 30 cm in Vézelois in the Territoire de Belfort, between 20 25 cm in Sainte-Suzanne or 15 cm in the south of Luxeuil-les-Bains in Haute-Saône.
So much snow for the end of November. 25 cm in Saint-Maurice Colombier in Doubs.
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© C.Tutuey
In the Jura, although accustomed to snow, the inhabitants were amazed by the white landscapes, like here in Prémanon.
Snow in Prémanon
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© Nath Magoni Offner
In the Doubs, it fell up to 32 centimeters in Montécheroux and up to 20 centimeters in Isle-sur-le-Doubs according to Internet users. In the Pays-de-Clerval, this magnificent photo of Tiphanie Lavocat, in the early morning. The light from the church gives the shot an atmosphere that is both special and warm.
Photo taken in Pays de Clerval
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© Thiphanie Lavocat
Magnificent show in Lorscourt (Doubs) offered by Annie Scharff-Philippe
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© Annie Scharff-Philippe
In Haute-Saône, in Froideterre, up to 12 centimeters of snow fell.
Up to 12 centimeters of snow in Froideterre
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© José Marie
In Écurcey in Doubs, solidarity is organized between neighbors to clear the road. Photo taken by a resident of the street, Tiphène Vuillemin.
Solidarity in rue d’Ecurcey (Doubs)
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© Tiphène Vuillemin
On X, many of you have posted photos showing a significant amount of snow. In this photo, in Dambenois in Dous, up to 30 centimeters of snow fell.
The largest quantity of snow fell in the Territoire de Belfort and in the Pays de Montbéliard, as far as Clerval, Héricourt and the Vosges-Saônoise. Here, a photo of Françoise Gachot in Beaucourt. 27 centimeters of snow fell at her house.
Snow in the Territoire de Belfort
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© Françoise Gachot
In Plancher-Bas, in Haute-Saône at the foot of the Vosges, according to Ilyès Ghouil, from Météo Franc-Comtoise, up to 20 centimeters of snow fell, “even more than 25 centimeters towards Delle in the Territoire de Belfort”, he adds.
On the forecast side, Météo France reassures: “We are heading towards a nice rise in temperatures on Sunday with temperatures around 15-16 degrees.és and next week, we will generally have seasonal temperatures” advances Cédric Hertzog, deputy head of the service division of Météo France north east.
