This Tuesday, July 5, the storms leave the metropolis and give way to the sun, announces
La Chaîne Météo*
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The South-East is marked by strong heat with temperatures that can rise to 36°C from Languedoc to Provence and Corsica.
Locally, peaks at 37-38°C can be observed.
The mistral and the tramontana blow at 50-60 km/h in gusts.
The risk of fires is greatest given the drought and high temperatures.
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From Brittany and Normandy to Hauts-de-France
, the morning is marked by banks of mist or low clouds, but the sun dominates the day.
A few clouds appear in the blue sky and the temperatures are between 8 and 12°C in the morning and between 20 and 25°C in the afternoon.
From the Pays de la Loire and the Centre-Val de Loire to Ile-de-France
, the sun shines in these regions where the inhabitants can enjoy a beautiful summer day.
However, temperatures remain moderate with 7 to 13°C in the morning and between 23 and 28°C in the afternoon.
From the Grand Est and Bourgogne-Franche-Comté to Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
, the sun appears and settles down for the day after the rare mists or low clouds present at daybreak have dissipated.
In the afternoon, the clouds invite themselves over the reliefs but the risk of showers or thunderstorms remains low.
The mistral blows lightly in the Rhône valley and temperatures are between 10 and 17°C in the morning and between 25 and 33°C in the afternoon.
From New Aquitaine to Occitania
, the beginning of the day was marked by the presence of low clouds near the Pyrenees, but as the hours passed the sun prevailed.
Some budding clouds are observable in the afternoon in the direction of the reliefs while the tramontane and the mistral blow moderately around the Gulf of Lion.
The minimum temperatures vary from 14 to 22°C and from 25 to 35°C, particularly from the Basque Country to Languedoc.
From PACA to Corsica
, the sun is present all day and coexists with some cloudy budding towards the reliefs.
The mistral and the libeccio are also appearing between Provence and Corsica, creating a significant risk of fires linked to high heat and drought.
Temperatures are between 16 and 24°C in the morning and between 30 and 37°C in the afternoon.
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