uFrance is still clearly divided in two. This Sunday, June 9, the south of France must still experience significant stormy episodes, accompanied by rain. In a bulletin published by Météo-France, the Landes department is placed on orange “rain-flood” vigilance, Haute-Loire on orange “thunderstorms” vigilance and Isère, Ardèche, Drôme, Gard and Vaucluse are affected by both alerts. Conversely, the northern half of the country should benefit from milder weather, with sunshine for a large part of the day.
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The meteorological institute specifies that episodes of rain and thunderstorms should be particularly monitored in the areas concerned, due to an accumulation with stormy or rainy episodes that took place during the night. In the Landes, between 10 and 20mm of additional rain are expected in the morning. Temperatures should be between 15 and 20 degrees in the south, on a Limoges-Nice axis, but will appear cooler in the north, with 5 to 10 degrees expected at daybreak.
Watch out for thunderstorms in the afternoon
Meteorologists are particularly paying attention to the thunderstorms forecast for the afternoon, for the departments on orange alert, particularly in the Rhône valley and Haute Loire. “These storms will be accompanied by very heavy precipitation and significant electrical activity,” specifies Météo-France. “Locally in a short time, accumulations of 80-100mm are expected. »
READ ALSO Rain and hurricanes: the worst is yet to comeThe mercury could exceed 25 degrees in the south, reaching 29 degrees in Southern Corsica. In the rest of the country, between 18 and 22 degrees are expected. The orange “rain-flood” and especially “thunderstorms” vigilance must continue into the evening, before weakening from this Monday, June 10.
