Next Thursday will be a public holiday, which will allow for a four-day bridge for those who are not on holiday. However, it is not certain that the sun will always be there.
The good weather and the heat have finally set in, but will they last until August 15? This year, the celebration of the Assumption falls on a Thursday, which makes it possible to take an interesting bridge by taking Friday off. In addition to the vacationers who have chosen that week to leave, there will be people on the roads and in the vacation spots.
According to The Weather Channelthe weekend of August 10 and 11 will be summery. On Saturday, it will be sunny throughout the country with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees in the south and remaining warm in the north, notably 29 in Pairs. On Sunday, it will be the same with a few more degrees. For the following week from August 12 to 18, if reliability is still a little uncertain, the scenario that seems most likely is that of “a rise again warmer of the air mass over the country”, corresponding therefore to high temperatures, without knowing yet whether or not it will be a heatwave.
However, this trend could quickly fade at the end of the week. From Thursday night, The Weather Channel announces a change in the weather with “the return of the zonal ocean flow”. It would bring freshness, even rain. A contrast would be noticeable between the north and the south.
Almost similar forecast at Meteo Francethe weather could well be uncertain with some rainy spells on Thursday afternoon, particularly in the north of the country, with temperatures reaching up to 25 degrees. The sun would remain in the south-east, which would also benefit from a few extra degrees. Meteo France However, it expects an improvement over the weekend.
For the trends for the week of the bridge, Météo-France indicates “at the beginning of the week, temperatures are falling across the country but remain above normal, with the highest temperatures persisting only around the Mediterranean. In the second half of the week, the drop is more pronounced with temperatures returning to seasonal values across the country, except around the Mediterranean where the heat is maintained”.