Hello everyone! It’s hard to get up this morning… We have what you need: an article 100% election results. What do you mean, you don’t like it? Stay a while, it was a joke (maybe not the best one, granted), on this international joke day.
Not a drop
So let’s start with the weather forecast for this first day of July. Good news No. 1: the return of rain is not happening today. No rain is expected. Good news No. 2: we will even have some clearing, especially in the evening. The temperatures will be rather mild: they will oscillate between 13 and 21°C. On the tide side, the sea will be high at 1:56 p.m., coefficient 58, then low at 7:56 p.m.
Tour rolls for the Morbihannais
We continue on the road to “feel good” news: yesterday, the second stage of the Tour de France, like the first from Florence on Saturday, was won by a Frenchman. At 23, Kévin Vauquelin gave his Arkéa-B & B Hotels team a first victory on a Grand Tour. But in Bologna, two Morbihan residents were not unworthy either. Axel Laurance was the 7th to cross the finish line, Jordan Jegat, the 11th. The start of the third stage will be given in Plaisance at 11:35 a.m. for an arrival in Turin between 4:57 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. All that remains is to encourage them for this last race in Italy. Come on guys !
A dictation to start with
They will also need courage today: starting at 9 a.m., nearly 860,000 middle school students in France will be working on the first test of the national brevet diploma. On the program, French this morning and until 12:15 p.m., then mathematics, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Dictation, text comprehension and writing… Last year, the students worked on a text by Georges Sand, taken from “Histoire de ma deuxième vie”. Who envies them here?
The way is clear
We started this article with a joke but there is one thing we didn’t lie about: here is one last piece of information that will make you happy. The RN165 is COMPLETELY clear this Monday. Not an incident or a slowdown according to Bison Futé. [Suivez le trafic en temps réel] Same on the rails.
And for those who haven’t left yet, don’t forget the Thierrys, to whom we wish a happy birthday today. And it rhymes.
