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In Sète, the Tramontane Triggered a Cold Water Rise that Cooled the Mediterranean by 8 °C in 24 Hours.
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The Mediterranean Sea has just surprised the swimmers of southern France. A wind of land caused the water temperature to fall by eight degrees in one night, in the middle of the summer. The Mediterranean Sea has cooled by eight degrees in the Gulf of Lion The holidaymakers of Sète have experienced a cold swim Wednesday, July 1, 2026. According to Météo-France, the buoy of Sète has risen 19.7 degrees in the Mediterranean Sea, compared to 28 degre…
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