In Lorient, the weather will be very cloudy when you wake up this Monday, July 1, but the temperature will be similar to the day before. At dawn, the mercury will read 10°C, and will gradually rise to 19°C towards the start of the afternoon. The wind force will be 5 km/h at 6 a.m., and will gradually increase by mid-morning to around 25 km/h. 50 km/h can be reached in bursts. It will be heading west, then drifting northwest around 7 a.m.
During the second half of the day, the wind will continue to freshen around 4 p.m. to reach approximately 35 km/h, then fade to approximately 30 km/h towards the beginning of the evening. Gusts could exceed 65 km/h. During this period, it will continue to blow from the North-West. The sky will be mostly overcast. The thermometer will continue to rise between noon and 3 p.m. to reach 23°C.
During the evening, the wind will continue to pick up around 7 p.m. to reach around 45 km/h, then gradually decrease at the end of the evening to approximately 25 km/h. It can exceed 80 km/h in bursts. It will always be in the North-West sector during this time slot. The thermometer will drop between 6 p.m. and midnight to reach 15°C. The sky will still be overcast in the early evening, then clear up completely around 8 p.m.
Tonight, the sky will still be clear around midnight, before becoming overcast towards the beginning of the night. The mercury will continue to drop between midnight and 3 a.m. to 13 °C, while the wind force will gradually decrease to around 10 km/h at the end of the night. In gusts, it could exceed 40 km/h. It will remain northwesterly during this interval.
Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy, but no precipitation is expected. The air temperature will be almost the same as today: it will reach a maximum of 21 °C (around 15:00 and 18:00) and a minimum of 14 °C (around 06:00 and 23:00).
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