Low clouds and fog banks invade the southwestern plains, the Paris Basin and the north of the country, limiting clearings.
The new disturbance settles in regions near the Atlantic this Thursday, bringing light and intermittent rain. Low clouds and fog banks invade the southwest plains, the Paris Basin and the north of the country, limiting clearings, indicates The Weather Channel * in its last bulletin. Near the northeastern borders, small drizzles or flakes may still appear at low altitude. On the other hand, from Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes to the Mediterranean, the sun quickly takes over. Some frosts have returned to the plains, particularly in the center-east and the south-east. Elsewhere, temperatures generally vary between 1 and 5°C.
Light to moderate rains invade all western regions
The rains coming from the Atlantic in the morning gradually move towards Normandy, Centre-Val de Loire and Limousin, remaining weak and intermittent. Faced with the disturbance, some clearings appear between the Paris Basin and Burgundy-Franche-Comté, while the sky remains gray and low from Nord-Pas-de-Calais to Alsace. On the other hand, the sun continues to shine from the Alps to the Mediterranean, with a diminishing wind.
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Temperatures vary between 4°C in Lille and Strasbourg, 7°C in Paris, 9°C in Bourges, 12°C in Montpellier and Perpignan, and 15°C in Biarritz.
Scattered light rains extend over the west of the Paris Basin, Burgundy and Auvergne. A changeable sky temporarily sets in near the Atlantic, but the risk of showers remains. In the east, the weather remains dry in the eastern half of the country.
Trend for the next few days:
On Friday, a gale will blow over Brittany, with gusts reaching 100-110 km/h on the Breton tip and 80-90 km/h inland. The rains will increase again in Brittany, leading to new risks of flooding. An alert will be launched by our services on Thursday. Unsettled weather will extend across most of the country between Friday and the weekend, bringing rain or showers to the plains and snow to mid-altitudes in the mountains.
*The Weather Channel is a property of the Figaro group
