Tuesday will be wet.
The rains will be lasting in the South-East with significant accumulations in the Cévennes, a risk of floods and floods.
Snow will fall in large quantities from 1000 to 1300 meters in the Massif Central and the south of the Alps.
Strong gusts will cover the Mediterranean coast, the south of the Massif Central, and the coasts of Languedoc will face a risk of submersion, announces
La Chaîne Météo
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The weather in your area
From Brittany and Pays de la Loire to Normandy
, the weather is gray and humid with rain or showers.
The risk of rain is more limited in Brittany with even some clearings.
From Center-Val de Loire and Île-de-France to Hauts-de-France
, many clouds cover the sky, often accompanied by rain or showers.
After some clearings in the morning, the rain finally arrived in Nord-de-Pas-Calais.
From the Grand Est to Burgundy-Franche-Comté
, light rain extends during the day from Burgundy to Champagne.
Further east, the weather remains dry from Lorraine and Alsace to Franche-Comté.
Alsace even benefits from some nice clearings.
From Nouvelle-Aquitaine to Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
, the weather is unsettled, often rainy with snow from 1000 to 1200 m on the Massif Central.
The Ardèche Cévennes are under lasting and sustained rain which, however, spares the northern part of the Alps.
From Occitanie to PACA and Corsica,
the weather is very unsettled and turbulent with sustained rains, particularly in the Cévennes where the accumulations of rain are significant.
In Corsica, there are more showers interspersed with some clearings at times.
The coastline of Provence and the Gulf of Lion, and the southern foothills of the Massif Central are facing strong winds.
Snow falls at relatively low altitude (900 to 1300 m) in the Pyrenees, the Massif Central and the Southern Alps.
Further trend
On Wednesday, while a disturbance will evacuate from the East in the morning, rain and wind will invade a northwest half of the country during the day.
Temperatures will change little compared to the day before and will be seasonal.
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