This Monday, July 1st, Vannes will wake up to foggy weather, but temperatures will be mild. At dawn, the wind will blow at 15 km/h, and will pick up in the middle of the morning to reach around 25 km/h. In gusts, it could exceed 50 km/h. It will come from the North-West during this interval. The mercury will display 12 °C at 7 a.m., and will gradually rise to 20 °C towards the beginning of the afternoon. The sky will be mostly cloudy during the morning.
In the afternoon, the wind force will continue to increase between noon and 5 p.m. to approximately 30 km/h, then will decrease towards the beginning of the evening to approximately 20 km/h. It could exceed 55 km/h in gusts. Its direction will be inconsistent during this time period. The sky will still be cloudy around noon, then the clouds will thicken in the middle of the afternoon and will clear partly around 5 p.m. The thermometer will continue to rise in the middle of the afternoon to reach 24 °C.
During the evening, the mercury will drop between 8 p.m. and midnight to 18 °C. The sky will still be overcast towards the beginning of the evening, before clearing up completely around 9 p.m. The wind force will continue to strengthen in the middle of the evening to reach around 30 km/h, then will fade to around 20 km/h around midnight. Gusts could exceed 55 km/h. During this period, it will be from the North-West sector.
During the night, the wind will decrease between 1 a.m. and 4 a.m. to approximately 10 km/h, while the thermometer will continue to drop towards the middle of the night to reach 13°C. 45 km/h can be exceeded in bursts. The wind will remain from the North-West sector during this time slot. The sky will still be clear around midnight, then become cloudy in the middle of the night.
Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy, however, no precipitation is expected. Temperatures will be lower than today’s, ranging from 13 to 21 °C.
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