After a dry but cold weather in recent days, temperatures will go up well and even get closer to the averages for an April.
The sun has made a comeback for a few days. This Monday again, apart from the Breton tip and in New Aquitaine where the sky remains cloudy, the sun shines on France. Temperatures remain fresh in the northern half with no more than 8 degrees while they go up to 18 degrees in the south. Tuesday, the sky promises to be more veiled but the time remains relatively bright, except near the Mediterranean where the clouds dominate as well as the sea wind. The morning frosts are still well marked on the northeast quarter, with a fairly fresh feeling caused by the kiss.
From Wednesday, a temperature radoucing is announced following a flow from south to south-east, which will raise sweet air from the Maghreb. In the afternoon, except in the northeast, temperatures will exceed 10 degrees. It will be fine on 2/3 of the country with persistent clouds in the northwest and rain near the Mediterranean. It is for Thursday that The weather channel provides for a real “spring feeling” with a moment of rocking. Negative temperatures in the morning will disappear and in the afternoon it will be 8 to 20 degrees.

These high temperatures will be perpetuated Friday with up to 16 degrees in Paris, 17 in Nantes, 20 in Bordeaux or 21 in Biarritz, equivalent temperatures, or even higher than that of an April. In some cities, a difference of 10 degrees will thus be noticeable in a week, this represents 5 degrees above the normal season at the national level. On the ribs of the Channel and near the Mediterranean, the sun could however miss and a few drops are expected. Good news for those who plan to go on vacation this week.
The weekend promises to be less calm with a degradation from the West. Grisaille and humidity will also be present near the Mediterranean. Temperatures will remain, however, very pleasant. The next day, the disturbance should linger from the Pyrenees to the Mediterranean and the thinnings will already be back elsewhere. Météo-France plans that this calm time should be maintained for the last week of February: “Time should be generally dry with temperatures approaching normal season”.