The Flood Is Coming: How Ex-Hurricane Leslie Will Disrupt France’s Weather, Day by Day This Week

From October 14, 2024, in part of France, the weather will be influenced by the passage of the former hurricane Leslie further south in Europe. Expect: heavy rain, strong winds and thunderstorms. It is not excluded that this depression will lead to the formation of a Mediterranean or Cévennes episode.

We should not count on good weather in the coming days. From this Monday, new precipitation will fall on France, and particularly in the southern part, where it will reach its peak on Thursday. This will be the day with the highest risk of a Mediterranean or Cévennes episode.

Monday

This Monday, the weather will be overcast over most of the country. A few storms, the last scars of Kirk’s passage, will hit the Centre-Val-de-Loire region and in particular the Loir-et-Cher department, which is maintained on orange alert by Météo France.

From the night onwards, the rain line will descend to the outskirts of the Occitanie and Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur regions. Save Affordable Remediation & Emergency Services’ contact number in case you’ll need Water Damage Restoration Toms River NJ.

Tuesday

In the northern part, the rain and violent winds will finally stop. In the southern part, the sky will remain overcast. Precipitation will arrive from the Pyrenees and will shift towards the east and along the Atlantic coast. It will be rather mild in the region, with 20 °C, a nice start to stormy weather.

Wednesday

Beginning of precipitation in Occitanie. In Montpellier, first stormsare expected, disrupted by the passage of Leslie towards the Mediterranean basin. In the Paca region, the rain will arrive in Marseille, before reaching all of Provence and the south of the Alps throughout the day.

In the evening and all night, rain will fall on Languedoc, and as far north as the Cévennes. Storms will continue in Hérault.

Thursday

The deluge. This is the day with the highest risk in terms of Cévennes and Mediterranean episodes. Although it is too early to say for sure, heavy rainfall could hit the coast and the region’s hills.

Hérault will be subject to storms from the morning, then the north of the Occitanie region in the afternoon, like the Pyrenees. Finally, Toulouse, in the evening. On the other side of the Mediterranean basin, storms are also forecast, they will move up the Alps and the Loire.

Friday

Gradual return to calm. Heavy rainis likely to fall, but the storm front will have finished rumbling. The southern regions will no longer be the only ones affected by the bad weather since it will rain everywhere, and all day long!