After storm Ciaran, another Atlantic disturbance will still cross France this Wednesday, November 8, 2023. Fortunately, these disturbances will not reach storm levels.
It has already been three weeks since the disruptions hit France. After Ciaran, a new storm called Domingos hit the southwest of France during the night of Saturday November 4 to Sunday November 5. In certain departments such as Gironde, gusts exceeded 100 km/h in certain places mainly in Cap-Ferret (152 km/h), Bordeaux-Mérignac (130 km/h) and Cazaux (120 km/h). ).
And wind is still expected in the coming days over a good part of France. “The Azores anticyclone will remain far away. And this humid flow from the west/southwest will continue” warns meteorologist Yann Amice in the columns of the Actu.fr site. As a result, a large part (west) of France, essentially, has not finished with the bad weather.
New “gale” expected in France: which regions affected?
We learn that this Wednesday, November 8, 2023, a gust of wind (which will have nothing to do with the previous ones in terms of intensity) will hit France with gusts to 90 or 100 km/h on exposed capes, all with sustained rain. On Thursday, the disturbance will continue to slide over the east and south-east of France and will evacuate through the borders of these regions.
Among the regions placed on orange alert by Meteo Francethis Tuesday, November 7 and this Wednesday, November 8, we find Charente, Charente-Maritime, Dordogne, Gironde, North and Deux-Sèvres. An alert issued for the risk of flooding or for rain-flooding.
In parallel, the Pas-de-Calais region is on red alert for the risk of flooding knowing that the equivalent of 15 days of precipitation has already fallen on the territory this Monday, November 5, 2023. From Thursday, November 9, this disturbance should extend over the majority of the territory with rainy weather.