This Monday, September 12 has an Indian summer flavor.
After a capricious week between showers and clearings, the sun is present on the whole territory, according to La Chaîne Météo*.
The thermometer is around 30°C over two-thirds of the country, temperature records could even be broken in the Southwest.
A southerly wind blows very hot air of Saharan origin over France.
The weather in your area
In
Brittany
to
Occitania
via
New Aquitaine
, the day was magnificent with a radiant sun despite a cloudy sky at the end of the afternoon.
Temperatures are between 26°C in Brest, 29°C in Bourges and Montélimar, 32°C in Nantes and Toulouse, 33°C in Limoges, 35°C in Tarbes.
The
South
is even very hot, with peaks close to 38°C between Quercy and the Pyrenean foothills.
Be careful, however, at dusk, thunderstorms appear after crossing the Pyrenees.
To
the north and east of the Seine,
from daybreak, the sun is present accompanied by a morning freshness which is quickly replaced by a mild summer heat.
In the early morning, it is thus 14°C in Amiens, 13°C in Rouen, 12°C in Auxerre.
Once the twelve strokes of noon have passed, the 25°C bar will be crossed in Lille, Reims, Paris, Metz, Chalon-sur-Saône.
In
Languedoc-Roussillon,
after a beautiful summer day, the low clouds are quite intrusive at the end of the afternoon, which can bring some showers, especially in the Cévennes Héraultaises.
Tuesday will be marked by a cloudy sky announcing thunderstorms at the end of the evening over the whole of France.
It will be necessary to wait until Thursday to see the sun again in the South of France.
*The Weather Channel is a property of the Figaro group