Since Monday January 6, 2025, the Floriane depression has affected part of France, which is therefore placed on yellow or orange alert.
Indeed, even if the winds blow less strongly than expected as announced The Weather Channelthese did not spare many places like the Center and Ile-de-France with gusts reaching 93 km/h, but also Iraty in the 64 (180 km/h)the Aiguille du Midi (176 km/h), Villard de Lans (146 km/h), or even Fécamp (122 km/h).
Also on the program for this storm coming from the British Isles: very heavy downpoursparticularly in all the central regions, in the Meuse, the Ardèche and the Cévennes.
Haute-Garonne spared (barely) by Floriane
If the North of France is particularly affected and the depression moves towards the East, departments neighboring Haute-Garonne (like Hautes-Pyrénées and Landes) are also experiencing torrential rains and violent winds. . On the other hand, Toulouse and its surroundings seem to escape this meteorological phenomenon.
Indeed, in view of the forecasts announced by the specialists of Météo-Francethe Pink City is – for the moment – not concerned by any vigilance. And for good reason, only rare showers are expected to fall in the afternoon of this Monday, January 6, 2025 as well as during the day of Thursday 9 (also marked by some windy passages at 50 km/h) and Saturday January 11, 2025.
Despite a hectic Thursday and several rainy daysthe weather therefore appears to be rather calm throughout the week near Toulouse. Without speaking extremely mild temperatures since no less than 17 degrees are expected for Wednesday January 8 and Friday January 10, 2025.
A rather calm week for Toulouse. © Météo-France
More storms ahead
Floriane is obviously only the beginning of a long list of storms. After her, will come Garoe, Herminia, Ivo, Jana, Konrad, Laurence, Martinho, Nuria, Olivier, Pauline, Rudiger, Salma, Timothee, Vanda and Wolgang.
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