Weather report. What is the weather like for this Tuesday, November 26 in Hauts-de-?

Weather report. What is the weather like for this Tuesday, November 26 in Hauts-de-?
Weather report. What is the weather like for this Tuesday, November 26 in Hauts-de-France?

If the depression which wet the region yesterday has moved towards Scandinavia, today there are showers which still affect a good part of the coast and the north of Hauts-de-. The further south you go, the more chance you have of seeing the sun.

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So here we are all, under a trailing sky behind yesterday’s disturbance. You live south of a line linking to , it is not very active. In a partly cloudy to cloudy sky, you can see the sun. You live north of this line, the trailing sky is active, it delivers showers and the risk of storms is present on the Channel coast. Accumulated precipitation over 24 hours can even reach 15 to 20 liters of water per M2 in the west of the Pas-de- department. The wind, which blows moderately inland, is felt on the coast with gusts of up to 60 km/h.

Good showers sometimes stormy in the northwest this morning

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Good news for the wind, since it will weaken this afternoon, no longer exceeding 10 km/h everywhere. As for the sky, no real change, much more sunshine in the south, while we will have to wait until the end of the day for the showers to subside significantly.


Head south to see lots of sunshine

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This morning, at its “coolest”, Météo France announces values ​​of 6 to 9°C.


Mild minimums but down compared to yesterday

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For this afternoon, we should have a range of 9 to 12°C.


Relatively homogeneous at maximum and still soft

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And for the rest ?

Wednesday : a depression will slide over the North Sea in the morning. Accompanied by a disturbance, a windy and rainy day awaits us. Wind gusts will range from 60 to 80 or even 90 km/h from the interior towards the coast. As for the rains, they will often be regular but of low intensity. Temperatures from 8 to 12°C.


The anticyclone, the return, from Thursday

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THURSDAY : an anticyclone will position itself over the North Sea. The sky should be quite clear and therefore sunny, note the risk of gray weather over Avesnois and Thiérache all morning. Temperatures will drop : Minimums of 1 to 4°C in the interior, 5 to 7°C on the coast, maximums of 7 to 10°C, we will be within seasonal norms.

Friday : the anticyclone will center on Denmark and the flow will move east. In this continental current, the sky will certainly be overcast in the morning with the hope that it will clear up in the afternoon. The atmosphere will be cooler with 0 to 4°C for mini and 5 to 7°C for maxi.

Air quality indices are expected to be average today across the region. The weather conditions are in fact favorable to the low accumulation of pollutants, and ozone will be the majority pollutant. By going to the ATMO-Hauts-de-France website, follow the state of air quality hour by hour, near you.


Today’s index remains green

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There are only 35 days left in 2024, since it is 331th day of the year.

On November 26, 1989 at 3 p.m., 13 exceptional sailors took the start of the first Vendée Globe. Only 7 of them returned to Les Sables d’Olonne and it was the navigator Titouan Lamazou who was the first to cross the finish line on March 15, 1990, 109 days later. Have a nice day everyone and tomorrow don’t forget to celebrate Séverin, Séverine and Astrid.


Two minutes less daylight

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