France Is About to Enter the Autumn with Dry and Warm Weather, According to Météo-France
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The maximum temperatures "remain pretty hot for the season", notes Météo-France "with peaks at 34" degrees, while the country comes out of the warmest summer ever seen since the measurements began in 1900.
After a suffocating summer season, the beginning of autumn looms with abnormally high temperatures for the season and an episode of drought that persists
It will still do more than 30 °C in the south of the country this Monday, September 21, because of "a powerful anticyclone". And still no rain on the horizon, while the drought of the soils is on an unprecedented level.
The maximum temperatures "remain quite hot for the season, especially in the south with more than 30 degrees with peaks to 34 on Languedoc", said on Sunday Météo-France in a bulletin published on its website, stating however that they "are rather oriented downwards on the east flank, rather stable on the west". Friday, the public establishment stated that "at the beginning of next week, under a powerful anticyclone, the weather will generally be…
Occitanie is the region that will experience a most pronounced heat episode at the beginning of the week, sometimes with values ranging from 7 to 10°C above normal season.
France is about to enter this week in the autumn with a dry and warm weather, after a record summer in terms of heat and drought that is still struggling to fade, according to Météo-France.
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