Weather alert: Violent thunderstorms, hail, strong wind and rain for the first day of summer and the music festival

From Wednesday, June 21 at 11:00 a.m. to Thursday, June 22 at 9:00 a.m.

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Situation

France remains at the heart of an air mass conflict between warm subtropical air coming up from North Africa and cooler air coming in from the Atlantic. This situation is conducive to the development of active storm bursts moving up from the southwest to the north and northeast of the country. A new strong stormy deterioration is expected from this Wednesday afternoon and will continue until the following night with violent thunderstorms accompanied by intense rains, locally hail and strong gusts of wind.

Here are the main features of this special release:
– intense rains in a short time with an average of 20 to 30 mm under thunderstorms but locally up to 50-80 mm under the most active cells up to 100 mm possible in Limousin).
– significant runoff during the passage of heavy stormy rains with possible mudslides in certain agricultural sectors
– a risk of flooding in certain low points or urban districts
– a risk of overflowing of certain watercourses in Auvergne by accumulation on saturated soils
– a risk of hail 3 to 5 cm in diameter under the most violent storms
– violent gusts of wind of 80 to 100 km/h under the strongest thunderstorms
– a very localized risk of a vortex phenomenon

Observation

This Wednesday morning, a few stormy showers are still circulating between the southwest, the Massif-Central and Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. A few storm cells were also breaking out in Languedoc. They are gradually losing activity before the storms resume this afternoon.

Evolution

This Wednesday at middaya temporary lull is occurring on the storm front even if some thunderstorms can still occur in places from the Massif-Central to the northeast.

This Wednesday afternoon from 4 p.m., thunderstorms will multiply between Aquitaine and Limousin. They will be punctually strong with intense rains in a short time, locally hail and strong gusts of wind.

This Wednesday evening, thunderstorms will gain ground to the north and east, reaching Poitou, Berry, northern Auvergne and southern Burgundy. They may be particularly virulent from Limousin and Poitou to Auvergne with intense rains, a risk of gusts of more than 100 km / h, hail. On the Limousin, accumulations of 50 to 100 mm are possible.

On the night of this Wednesday to Thursday, the storms will continue to progress towards the north and northeast affecting the Center-Val-de-Loire, Champagne and Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. They will be strong at times with intense rains. The risk of hail and violent gusts of wind will mainly concern regions from the southwest to Burgundy. These storms will also partially cross Ile-de-France in the second part of the night (2 a.m. to 8 a.m.), in particular in the east of the region, which can cause heavy showers.

Here are the main features of this special release:
– intense rains in a short time with an average of 20 to 30 mm under the storms but locally up to 50-80 mm under the most active cells (locally 100 mm in Limousin).
– significant runoff during the passage of heavy stormy rains with possible mudslides in certain agricultural sectors
– a risk of flooding in certain low points or urban districts
– a risk of overflowing of certain watercourses in Auvergne by accumulation on saturated soils
– a risk of hail 3 to 5 cm in diameter under the most violent storms
– violent gusts of wind of 80 to 100 km/h under the strongest thunderstorms
– a very localized risk of a vortex phenomenon

List of departments concerned

  • 03 – Combine

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 09 – Ariege

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 10 – Dawn

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 12 -Aveyron

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 15 -Cantal

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 16 – Charente

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 17 – Charente Maritime

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 18 – Dear

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 19 – Correze

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 21 – Golden Coast

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 23 – Dig

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 24 – Dordogne

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 31 – Upper Garonne

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 32 – Gers

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 33 – Gironde

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 36 – Indre

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 37 – Indre-et-Loire

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 40 – Landes

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 41 – Loir-et-Cher

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 42 -Loire

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 43 – Upper Loire

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 45 – Loiret

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 46 – Batch

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 47 – Lot et Garonne

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 48 – Lozere

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 52 – Haute-Marne

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 58 – Nievre

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 63 – Puy de Dome

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 64 – Pyrenees-Atlantiques

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 65 – Hautes-Pyrenees

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 71 – Saone-et-Loire

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 81 -Tarn

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 82 – Tarn-et-Garonne

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 86 – Vienna

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

  • 87 – Haute Vienne

    Thunderstorms – Orange Alert

  • 89 – Yonne

    Thunderstorms – Significant Risk

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