This Sunday, January 26, 2025, Morbihan is placed in Orange vigilance by Météo France due to the increased risks of rain, floods and strong winds. The Herminia storm, which currently crosses France, imposes reinforced caution until Monday evening throughout Breton territory.
Violent winds expected this night
Wind gusts reaching 110 km/h are planned in Morbihan last night. The winds, south to southwest, will generally blow between 80 and 90 km/h, with localized points which can temporarily exceed 100 km/h. A temporary lull is expected in the second half of the night, but the day on Monday will be marked again by sustained winds.
Forecasts and risk areas
According to Météo France, the cumulative rain planned on Finistère and Côtes-d'Armor remain moderate, but their impact could be amplified by soils already saturated with water. Vigilance in these departments could therefore evolve according to the intensity of precipitation and gusts.
The situation in Morbihan is particularly worrying, especially in the usually floodable areas. Residents of these sectors are invited to take preventive measures to minimize risks.
-Call for prudence
The Morbihan prefecture recalls some essential instructions to guarantee everyone's safety:
- Ask before you hit the road And respect the deviations put in place.
- Put your goods under the shelter In flooding areas and monitor the rise in waters.
- Avoid engaging on a submerged pathwhether on foot or by car.
The authorities invite residents to follow updated forecasts and respect the safety instructions. If in doubt, it is preferable to limit non -essential travel.
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