This Saturday, June 29, Montpellier will wake up to a clear sky, and the temperature will average 23 ° C during the first part of the day. The mercury will display 21 ° C in the early morning, and will gradually increase between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 26 ° C. The clouds will completely cover the town in the early morning and will partially clear around 11 a.m. At 6 a.m., the wind will blow at 20 km/h, and will suddenly decrease to approximately 10 km/h towards the beginning of the morning, then will gradually rise around noon to reach approximately 40 km/h. The 65 km/h can be reached in gusts. Its direction will be variable during this time slot.
This afternoon, the wind will continue to decrease between noon and 1 p.m. to approximately 35 km/h, then gradually increase in the early evening to around 50 km/h. In gusts, it could exceed 85 km/h. It will come from the South-East during this interval. Overall, the weather will be mainly overcast, with thunderstorms between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. The thermometer will drop towards the middle of the afternoon to reach 22 °C.
During the evening, the wind will continue to decrease between 6 p.m. and midnight to approximately 5 km/h, while the thermometer will remain consistent at 24 °C. Gusts could exceed 85 km/h. The wind direction will be inconsistent during this period. The sky will be mostly clear.
At night, the sky will still be clear around midnight, before becoming cloudy early in the night and clearing up completely around 3 a.m. The wind force will gradually increase to around 25 km/h towards the end of the night, and it will be from the northwest, before turning to the west around 2 a.m. It could reach gusts of 45 km/h. The mercury will remain constant at 21 °C.
Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy, but no precipitation is expected. The air temperature will be almost the same as today: it will vary between 19 and 28 °C.
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