The weather forecast for Tuesday, September 27: showers and sleet in the North, sunshine and strong winds in the Mediterranean

The northern half of the country is marked by frequent showers and sleet, this Tuesday, September 27, according to the

.

A strong wind is also blowing in the Mediterranean, particularly over the Var and Corsica.

In question, a deep depression which circulates on the North Sea and conveys a flow from the northwest on France.

This disturbed ocean air causes strong instability on French territory, in particular on the north-eastern two-thirds.

The skies are gray and the weather wet and cold above the mountain peaks.

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The weather in your area

From

to the

via

 : north of the Loire, the weather is very unstable and cool, and subject to strong winds.

The sky will be changeable in the morning.

The clearings alternate with still infrequent showers, but already present in the North-East.

These showers are getting stronger in the afternoon, especially near the

coast and northeast of the Seine.

Sleet gusts can also be expected in the

region , where the wind is gusting to 70-80 km/h and 50-70 km/h inland.

The feeling is cool, dress warmly.

More sustained and regular showers fell on

and the

at the end of the afternoon.

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South

, the weather is milder.

Showers are less frequent there, although the weather remains very cloudy and very humid.

South of the

, and especially towards the

, the sky remains overcast and rainy all day.

There is also a north-westerly wind on the Atlantic coast, and especially in the mountains.

For its part, the center-east is not spared and it is raining on the plains.

The sky remains very overcast, particularly in the mountains, where regular rain falls in

and

.

It is cold, especially in the afternoon when the highs do not take off.

In the mountains, the snow can fall from 1400 meters and stay on the ground at 1600 meters with blizzard conditions.

The

still retains beautiful clearings and the sky remains rather clear.

Be careful, however, to cover yourself warmly, since the tramontane and mistral reach 80 km/h, and 100 km/h on the Var.

Westerly winds sweep across

, and gusts can reach 140 km/h on exposed capes and the mountains.

Temperatures are cooler than seasonal averages.

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