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Although the Risk of Tornado Can Be Predicted, It Is Still Impossible to Predict the Exact Location Where It Will Hit.

On Monday 24 August, southwestern France was on orange watch for storm, when a tornado hit the village of Pomas, south of Carcassonne, in the Aude, causing several injuries and affecting hundreds of homes. Return with Flavio Pons, specialist of tornadoes and researcher associated with the Laboratory of Climate and Environmental Sciences, on this rare phenomenon in Europe, on the effects of climate change and on our ability to predict them.
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On Monday 24 August, southwestern France was on orange watch for storm, when a tornado hit the village of Pomas, south of Carcassonne, in the Aude, causing several injuries and affecting hundreds of homes. Return with Flavio Pons, specialist of tornadoes and researcher associated with the Laboratory of Climate and Environmental Sciences, on this rare phenomenon in Europe, on the effects of climate change and on our ability to predict them.

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Science-et-vie.com broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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