This Tuesday, November 12, Sablé-sur-Sarthe will dawn under a clear sky, but the temperature will be cool. In the early morning, the thermometer will indicate 4°C, and will gradually increase to 11°C around noon. During the morning it will be mainly cloudy. The wind will be 25 km/h at 7 a.m., and will gradually strengthen at the end of the morning to around 40 km/h. 65 km/h can be reached in bursts. It will blow from the North-West during this interval.
In the afternoon, the mercury will gradually drop between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. to reach 8°C. The wind strength will continue to increase towards the middle of the afternoon to reach approximately 45 km/h, and it will come from the North, before settling to the North-East around 1 p.m. Gusts could exceed 90 km/h. The sky will still be overcast at the start of the afternoon, then the clouds will thicken around 5 p.m.
During the evening, the wind force will suddenly decrease around 10 p.m. to reach approximately 30 km/h, then freshen towards the beginning of the evening to around 45 km/h. In bursts, it can exceed 75 km/h. It will always be in the North-East sector during this period. The evening will start with cloudy weather which will become completely cloudy around 10 p.m. The mercury will remain constant at 8°C.
During the night, the sky will still be overcast around midnight, before becoming slightly cloudy towards the middle of the night and becoming completely covered around 4 a.m. The thermometer will remain stable at 7°C, while the wind will continue to die down in the middle of the night to around 35 km/h. It will be able to reach 85 km/h in bursts. It will remain in the North-East sector during this time slot.
For Wednesday, the weather will be mainly overcast, but no bad weather is expected. The air temperature will be usual for the season: rising to 7°C on average, its maximum of 8°C will be reached from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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