Mother’s Day promises to be sunny across the country, with the exception of a few gray shades in the North. The morning will be very cool.
Between a Scandinavian depression and an anticyclone on the Atlantic, it is a fresh north wind that envelops France this Sunday, according to The Weather Channel . It brings sunshine to three quarters of the territory, under the freshness. North of the Seine indeed, many clouds on the edge of the Scandinavian depression clutter the sky and a downpour cannot be totally ruled out in the afternoon. To the south, daytime cumulus clouds can bring one or two showers in the afternoon in the mountains.
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The weather in your area:
On the Hauts-de-France and the Ardennes, the day unfolds under a great cloudy freshness. The north wind, blowing at 40 km/h, accentuates this very fresh feeling. From 4 to 8°C in the morning, the temperature rises gently to 12 to 15°C in the afternoon, a mid-April level.
Of the Normandy to paris basin at Alsace, after a fresh sunny morning, cumulus clouds are developing in the sky, without too much altering the impression of fine weather that is too cool for the season. From 3 to 8°C in the morning, the thermometer will show 15 to 18°C in the afternoon.
On the Pyreneesthe Jurathem Alps and the Corsican reliefthe morning sun gives way to cumulus clouds in the afternoon, which can take on a threatening and stormy appearance locally in the afternoon.
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Everywhere else, after the morning freshness (between 3 and 8°C, up to 12°C on the Aquitaine coast and 15°C near the Mediterranean), the afternoon is sunny. But mistral and tramontane remain relevant from Roussillon to Provence. On the mercury side, the pleasant heat from the Aquitaine basin to the Mediterranean will be appreciable with 25 to 29 ° C and 22 to 24 ° C elsewhere, temperatures to enjoy outdoor restaurant terraces.
*The Weather Channel is a property of the Figaro group.
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