Weather report. What is the weather in Hauts-de-France for this Sunday, January 5, 2025?

This Sunday, January 5, the weather will be cloudy and rainy in the morning. The rain will continue in the afternoon across the entire region before a lull is expected over the southern half until the evening. Temperatures will vary between 0 to 2° in the morning and 10 to 12° in the afternoon.

We were on orange snow ice alert across the entire region last night, until at least 2 a.m. for the Oise and Somme and until 4 a.m. for the other departments.

Today, at low level, the northern half of the country finds itself under the influence of the warm sector of the disturbance that passed yesterday. A vast cold corridor linked to a depression over the British Isles extends its influence over France.

This morning and after last night’s slippery events, the morning is cloudy and rainy. The wind having strengthened during the night, it is moderate to strong from the southwest. We expect gusts of around 50 to 70 km/h inland and up to 80 km/h on the coast.

Cet afternoon, rains continue across the entire region. A lull at the end of the afternoon is expected in the southern half until the evening, then a resumption of rain. Cumulative amounts of around 7 to 15 mm, locally 20 to 30 mm in Boulonnais, the west of the Somme and Thiérache are expected over 24 hours. The wind continues to blow, moving further into the north of the region. Gusts of around 60 to 80 km/h in the northern half (even 90 km/h on the capes), 50 to 70 km/h elsewhere.

THE minimum display 0 to 2°.

THE maximum vary from 10 to 12°. Ethey aren increase because they are found in the hot sector.

Mondayat altitude, the cold corridor continues its course towards the east, sweeping away the warm air which had settled in the day before. Ahead is the cold front which affects us at the end of the morning. Behind this cold front there is an active tailing sky that can cause showers. The few rains ahead of the front intensify as it passes in the middle of the day with accumulations of 3 to 7 mm locally. At the rear, we find a sky of mixed rain/snow from the end of the afternoon. The west wind blows as strong as the day before, but loses its intensity in the late afternoon and early evening. Gusts are around 50 to 70 km/h, locally 80 km/h. The minimums are 4 to 6°. 9 to 12 then.

Mardi, very cold air descends from the Atlantic over the north of the region. We are monitoring the issues, namely rain/snow/sleet showers. Improvement is expected in the afternoon. The accumulations leave traces of 3 mm, locally 7 to 15 mm on the Atlantic coast. The wind is moderate to strong from the southwest. Gusts blow between 40 and 60 km/h, 70 to 80 km/h on the coast. For theit minimal count 2 to 4°, Then 5 to 6° for the maximum.

WednesdayConditions are cyclonic and cold in the north of France. The issue to follow during this day is the management of precipitation which may have a snowy. The wind is light to moderate and we have 0 to 5° during the day.

This Sunday, January 5, thanks to effective dispersion of local pollutants due to wind and gusts or even rain, the air quality East good to average. This index East mainly influenced by ozone and particle levels.

We celebrate Edward today. Happy holiday !

Edited by Anas Daif / FTV