While sometimes violent thunderstorms affected Ile-de-France on Friday, as well as a large part of the country, the weather will still be unstable this Saturday in the eastern half of the country, with stormy showers, indicates Météo- France Friday.
The orange vigilance for thunderstorms has however been lifted.
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During the night from Friday to Saturday, a thunderstorm system circulated rapidly in the first part of the night, from the Center in the north of Auvergne to the Rhône-Alpes region, with sustained rains accompanied by thunderclaps.
Over the night, this very unstable weather evacuated towards Burgundy-Franche-Comté and the Grand Est.
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⛈Saturday: sometimes stormy showers crisscross from #GrandEst to #Alpes, possibly in #Picardie, # ÎledeFrance, #Centre and #Auvergne.
☁️Cloudy in the far west #Brittany
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- Météo-France (@meteofrance) June 4, 2021
The day of Saturday promises to be still unstable from the Grand Est to Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.
Thunderstorm showers will occur, especially in the afternoon.
From Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes to the Southern Alps, the showers will be possible at times, with a thunderclap on the reliefs.
Clear sky on the Mediterranean rim and the lower Rhône valley
In the western half of France, we will see some greyness related to the residual humidity of the day before.
Then it will be the return of calm, dry, rather sunny and a little cooler weather.
However, on the Breton point, the clouds will remain numerous and a few drops of rain will be likely during the day.
The Mediterranean rim and the lower Rhône valley will keep a clear sky under the effect of a tramontane and a moderate mistral. Minimum temperatures will range from 8 to 13 degrees to 14 to 17 degrees on the eastern facade. The maximum will go from 18 to 24 degrees to 25/30 degrees on the southeast.