Snow will fall again in Paris. Snowflakes are expected this Monday morning from Île-de-France to the Grand Est, according to the latest forecasts of Météo France. A light freezing rain is also expected to fall occasionally over the Grand Est. Disturbances are also to be expected from the Vendée and Charentes to the Northern Alps, giving some snow from the Alps to Berry, or even Touraine, where there too some freezing drizzle would be expected.
Elsewhere, precipitation will be rarer, with a grayness often dominant, says Météo-France. Sunny spells will be heavier around the Mediterranean. In the afternoon, they will widen to the northwest, although snowflakes may still fall over the Grand Est and northern Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. The weather will remain gloomy over the southern half, with clouds and particularly sustained rain from Aquitaine to the south of Occitanie. The westerly wind could gust up to 90 km/h in Corsica.
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At daybreak, temperatures are lower than the day before. Frosts will remain widespread over the northeast (with temperatures between -4 and 0 °C). But the thermometer will remain positive on Monday on the coasts of the English Channel, the Atlantic, in the south and sometimes in the northwest. Highs will range from 1 to 5 °C in the northern two-thirds, and up to 7 °C in Brittany. They will range from 8°C to 16°C in the southern third.