Are you one of the one who complained about the last few not glorious meteorologically speaking weeks? Well, this week, you will be served in terms sun and heat. The heat wave made its comeback in the capital and throughout France, requiring moreover to place most of the departments of the Southwest vigilant In view of the temperatures above 40 ° C which are expected. In Paris, we will not reach such extremes, but The days promise to sweatand the nights not really refresh us …
🔴🌡 Monday and Tuesday days should be the hottest nationwide.
Tomorrow Monday, the very strong heat progress in the north, and are still intensifying in the Southwest with frequently 40 to 42 ° C.
-Météo-France (@meteofrance) August 10, 2025
Between 30 ° C and 34 ° C expected this week
It’s very simple, from Monday 11 to Sunday August 17, the weather will be linear: sunagain and again. What rejoice since this week offers us this week An extended weekend With Friday August 15 which is a holiday. But it is on the temperature side that we risk being surprised. Tuesday August 12, 34°C are expected in the capital, with only a drop to 29 ° C in the evening, as shown Météo France. Same observation the next day, Wednesday August 13 with 33°C during the day. Thursday August 14, 31°C are planned, 32°C Friday August 15, 31 ° C Le Saturday August 16 and 30°C Sunday August 17. It will therefore be the perfect opportunity to enjoy the pools, Freshness isletsor even swimming in the Seine for the most daring.
Part of the country in red and orange vigilance
For the time being, red vigilance in the southwest, and Orange vigilance In half of France is maintained until at least August 12 Tuesday August 12. The heat peak is mainly expected between the day on Monday 11 and Tuesday 12 August. As a reminder, during scorching episodes like this, it is recommended to stay hydrated throughout the dayto avoid going out during the hottest hours, to get your body to get your body several times a day, to keep the shutters and curtains closed And to be vigilant with weaker and older people. If you notice a fire start, call 18 or 112.