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February 1963, at the End of the Longest Winter of the 20th Century
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Snow was observed abundantly up to the Mediterranean coast, here at Roquebrune-Cap-Martin in the Alpes-Maritimes in mid-January 1963 An exceptional wave of cold between January and February 1963 The winter of 1962/1963 had been particularly exceptional in France with a succession of cold waves bringing polar temperatures and heavy snowfalls to the south of the country. If the first wave of cold had flooded France from 22 December, bringing the c…
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