Perhaps you are one of the first Côte d’Oriens to have scratched the windshield of your vehicle this Thursday morning. So of course, it was not a very severe frost episode, but the thermometer did show negative temperatures in the north of the department. And a shy 1.7 degrees in Dijon.
“The anticyclone is still present. It brings grayness, but sometimes a little sunshine. It’s when the cloudscape clears that we have white frosts,” says Stéphane Nedeljkovitch, forecaster at MétéoNews.
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A weekend similar to the current weather
If for a moment the arrival of a Mediterranean flow and a rise in mercury were hoped for this weekend, the situation should ultimately remain stationary. “We will remain within seasonal norms with maximums of between 8 and 9 degrees. New frosts could occur on Saturday morning with the presence of slightly freezing fog,” announces Stéphane Nedeljkovitch.
The end of the weekend could also be marked by the arrival of a slight disturbance which could bring a few drops to the department.
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