What will the weather be like in France for the next few weeks? Here’s what forecasters are predicting.
The first week of June will have allowed the French to reconnect with the sun. After several weeks marked by showers, storms and gray skies, these few sunny days brought hope for the rest of the meteorological summer. Should we believe it The weekend will still be rainy and stormy over a large part of the country and particularly in the southern and eastern departments… This game of cat and mouse with the sun is starting to annoy some more than one.
However, it may be coming to an end. Indeed, the anticyclone located further north in Europe should appear across the entire northern half from Monday June 10 and chase away the disturbances from the south of France and Europe. The stormy episode of the weekend could therefore be stopped and replaced by calmer conditions and drier weather in France. The rise in temperatures that began at the end of May should also stabilize in the coming days, which should give rise to rather pleasant days, according to The Weather Channel’s projections.
What to expect for the week of June 10? In the northern half, the mornings will be punctuated by coolness, due to temperatures slightly below seasonal norms, conversely in the south it could be good from the early hours of the day. In the afternoon, temperatures will also change, the northern half could gain no less than 10°C in places, while in the southern regions this difference will be less marked, but it will still be hot from the Alps to the basin Mediterranean and as far as the Basque Country.
What to expect for the week of June 17? For the third week of June, The Weather Channel forecasts the return “to a disturbed and fresh northwesterly flow” over at least the northern half of the country. Due to a conflict between air masses, the sun and relatively clear sky of the first fortnight should once again give way to a rainy and stormy episode over 3/4 of the country, sparing only the basin Mediterranean. The weather should be wetter and the feeling heavier.
What to expect for the week of June 24? Further improvement is to be hoped for. The end of June could be like that of May. As July approaches, temperatures should rise again due to the sun being more inclined to settle in the sky. We have to cross our fingers for a return of the anticyclone but for the moment “there is no signal showing a heat wave on the horizon nor a heatwave”, indicates The Weather Channel. As reliability is not yet optimal for the last two weeks of June, the sky and the thermometer remain to be monitored.