Since last night, at the height of the bad weather, nearly 300 homes have been without power. One lane of the A11 remains closed to traffic. Point in the aftermath of the depression.
The day after the night when Kirk’s depression hit at its worst, a return to normal is expected. Starting with the restoration of electricity. As of 8 p.m. yesterday, 6,500 people no longer had electricity in their homes in the region.
Kirk Depression: Eure-et-Loir and Yvelines still on Orange “rain-flood” alert, several rivers under surveillance
This morning, it was time for diagnostics and the first repairs. In Eure-et-Loir, this morning, 300 households still had no power to their homes. Several roads in the department are flooded, particularly on the banks of the Eure. For
Orange vigilance still in force
If the majority of departments have returned to yellow vigilance, this is not the case for Eure-et-Loir. The 28th remains on orange alert, apparently until tomorrow, due to floods. Météo France recommends not going underground, avoiding submerged roads and remaining vigilant near watercourses.
Part of highway 11 was also closed yesterday evening, entry was prohibited at Chartres-Est (n°2). It has been accessible again since this morning, but one lane out of the three remains closed to traffic. Vinci autoroute suggests keeping informed, via the frequency 107.7, and customer service, at 3605 (free call + call price).
A similar observation is reported on social networks in Yvelines.
