The weather forecast for Tuesday, January 11: return of the sun in the South-West

This Tuesday, the weather will be dry and rather sunny.

In the morning, low clouds and some fog will reduce visibility to the North and West.

They will dissipate during the day with the exception of the coastal towns of the Northwest where the weather will remain gray.

Elsewhere, the sky will be clear all day.

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In the South-West, end of the heavily rainy episode.

The rains have already diminished on Monday afternoon but the Gaves still present a risk of overflowing.

The red flood alert declared by

* and which concerns the

and the

should end this Tuesday at 9 a.m.

, Haute

-

,

and

will also remain on orange flood alert at least until 9 am.

Finally, the

are on orange avalanche alert because of the bad weather of the last few days.

The weather in your area

In

and western

, low clouds are to be expected in the morning as well as fogs, residues of humidity brought by bad weather.

In the afternoon, the sky may still be slightly hazy but the sun will remain dominant.

Temperatures will range from 3 ° C to 10 ° C in the morning and 8 ° C to 12 ° C in the afternoon.

From

to

via

, the weather will be very cloudy in the morning.

In the afternoon, this will mainly concern the coasts, while inland, there will be clearings.

It will be between 2 ° C and 10 ° C in the morning and between 6 ° C and 13 ° C in the afternoon.

In the

,

, and

, the weather generally gray and foggy in the morning while the afternoon will be sunny.

It is also the return of morning frosts.

Temperatures will hardly be in season, from -2 ° C to 2 ° C in the morning and from 3 ° C to 6 ° C in the afternoon.

On the

and in

, it will be dry but cold, especially in the morning.

The wind will blow between 50 km / h and 70 km / h.

The thermometer will read 1 ° C to 8 ° C in the morning and up to 14 ° C in the afternoon.

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