Woolen sweaters and coats will be common this week in Lorraine and Franche-Comté. After the passage of a “cold drop” (pocket of very cold air) over the North-East of France last night – and which is heading this Tuesday towards the south-east then south-west of the country – the temperatures will stay fresh all week in our regions.
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“In the plains, we expect minimums between 0 and 4°C until this weekend and 6 to 8°C for the maximum. On the Vosges and Jura massifs, temperatures will hover around 0°C throughout the coming days,” specifies Christophe Mertz, forecaster for MétéoNews. “Normal” temperatures for the season.
Will it snow this week?
With this freshness, the question inevitably arises: will it snow? “There were some really anecdotal snowflakes from 1200-1300 m over the Vosges massif during the night from Monday to Tuesday, but we should not have anything more for this week,” replies the meteorologist.
A little drizzle is possible Thursday. Here again, it will possibly be snowy in the Jura and Vosges massifs, but insignificant. The weekend will be sunny.
From Monday, much more unsettled weather
The dry weather will give way to more unsettled weather from Monday. On the MeteoNews website, a pictogram with snowflakes on our massifs, Thursday November 21, attracts attention. But at “D+9”, it’s impossible to trust it, warns Christophe Mertz. “There will be showers, yes, but we don’t really know yet at what altitude. »
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