This Friday, October 18 in Coutances, the sky will be overcast when you wake up, and the temperatures will be usual for the season. Clouds will begin to clear around 7 a.m. The mercury will display 13°C at dawn, and will drop early in the morning to reach 11°C, then rise to 14°C around 11 a.m. At 6 a.m., the wind will blow at 25 km/h, and will suddenly decrease around mid-morning to approximately 5 km/h, then strengthen around midday to around 15 km/h. In bursts, it will be able to exceed 45 km/h. Its orientation will vary during this period.
In the afternoon, the wind strength will suddenly increase between noon and 3 p.m. to around 30 km/h, then quickly fade to approximately 15 km/h towards the beginning of the evening. It will be able to exceed 55 km/h in bursts. It will blow from the West, before settling to the South-West around 3 p.m. The weather will be very cloudy overall. The thermometer will remain uniform at 16°C.
The wind will oscillate around 20 km/h throughout the evening, while the thermometer will drop between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. to reach 12°C. 45 km/h can be reached in bursts. Wind direction will be changing during this interval. The sky will be clear at the start of the evening, then clouds will seriously cover the sky around 7 p.m. and clear up a little towards the start of the evening.
The mercury will remain constant at 13°C during the night, while the wind force will continue to pick up between midnight and 2 a.m. until it reaches around 30 km/h. Gusts could exceed 60 km/h. Its direction will be inconsistent during this time slot. Clouds will persist, and there will be drizzle early in the night.
For Saturday, the air temperature will be almost the same as today: it will be 13°C on average, with a maximum of 15°C reached from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. It will be mostly cloudy, with drizzle throughout the day.
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