France is preparing for an unusual seasonal warming, with temperatures that could exceed climatological norms by 8 to 10 degrees Celsius, according to La Chaîne Météo forecasts. This phenomenon is driven by the arrival of a mass of hot air originating from North Africa, carried by a flow from the south. [1]
The highest temperatures are expected in southwest France, in Nouvelle-Aquitaine and near the Pyrenees, where thermometers could reach 23–25 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, November 10, in the departments of Landes, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, and around Bordeaux. Since Monday, maximum temperatures will reach 20–22 degrees Celsius in cities such as Toulouse, Tarbes, Auch, and Biarritz. [1]
Warmth will gradually give way to a more unstable period. By midweek, Atlantic disturbances will multiply, increasing the risk of heavy rain in the southeast of the country. This instability will follow the phase of high temperatures, with an improvement in weather expected until Thursday or Friday, before less favorable weather conditions return. [1]
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