After storm Kirk, what weather is forecast in Loire-Atlantique this Thursday?

Raw yellow vigilance

Météo France has placed the Loire-Atlantique department on yellow alert for flood risks. The sector concerned: the Sèvre Nantaise upstream and downstream (in the Nantes vineyard).

Vigicrue alerts: The passage of showers as well as continuous and sustained rain […] led to hydrological reactions on the Sèvre Nantaise. […] The hydrological reactions already observed will continue and increase during the day, particularly due to the propagation of flows from upstream. Noting in passing: Unusual flood for the season.

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What weather?

The sun will return according to Météo France, over a good part of Loire-Atlantique in the morning. Good news after the accumulations of rain recorded in our territory. The sky should then cloud over, before we see the sun again at the end of the day. Temperatures will vary between 11 degrees in the morning and 17 degrees in the afternoon. It could rain again in the north of the department on Friday October 11.

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What rainfall totals with Kirk?

According to Temps Breton, the total rainfall recorded over 48 hours is 103 mm in Pornic, 92 mm in Nantes, 88 mm in Machecoul, 85 mm in Saint-Philbert-de-Grand-Lieu, 85 mm in Pellerin, 82 mm in Carquefou, 74 mm at Pallet, 66 mm at Nort-sur-Erdre, 65 mm at Saint-Nazaire (measures Msummer France and Info Climat).