The weather is cloudier and cooler in the north of France. Temperatures are summer in the South with a maximum risk of fire in the Southeast.
A northerly flow brings clouds and a little humidity to the northern half, while in the south, the sun and the seasonal heat continue depending on The Weather Channel*. The mistral and the tramontana are still present, which increases the risk of fire in the south-east of France.
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Of the Brittany to the Normandy, low clouds are present in the morning then give way to clearings during the afternoon. In the evening, the sky will be clear. Temperatures range from 18 to 26°C.
Unlike the Pays de la Loire at theIle-de-Francepassing through the Centre-Loire Valley, the sun dominates in the morning and is replaced by clouds in the afternoon. The maximum temperatures are stationary varying from 24 to 29°C.
Of the Hauts-de-France to Great East, the morning was marked by the presence of very numerous clouds north of the Seine. In the afternoon they move south before disappearing and giving way to a clear sky at the end of the evening. Temperatures drop slightly ranging from 18 to 27°C during the day.
In Burgundy-Franche-Comte and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, the full sun dominates from morning to evening in a seasonal atmosphere. The maximum temperatures are between 26 to 32°C.
Of the New Aquitaine to the CorsicaPassing by Occitania and PACA, summer has indeed set in with generous sunshine from the morning, except from the Basque Country to Béarn where low clouds are present before dissipating in the afternoon. Beware of the maximum risk of fire in the Mediterranean due to the mistral and the tramontana blowing up to 70-90 km/h. Temperatures remain high as since the beginning of the week ranging from 24 to 36°C.
*La Chaîne Météo is a property of the Le Figaro group.