What the new heat peak expected next week has in store – BFMTV

After a stormy break, temperatures will rise again next week. In the middle of the week, 30°C will be exceeded in the north and south of France. The thermometer will show temperatures higher than normal for the season, but stormy episodes could occur. It is difficult to imagine a rise in temperatures after the passage of an intense stormy depression over the country, and in particular in Corsica. The forecasts of Météo-France do however confirm the return of the sun, accompanied by strong heat, for the week of August 22 to 28. This new episode of heat should experience a peak in temperatures between the days of Wednesday and Thursday when the 30°C will be reached or exceeded throughout France. Temperatures will rise on Tuesday The start of the week will be shy. On Monday, clouds will dot certain regions of France with 26°C expected in the north and 29°C in the south. But as of Tuesday, the thermometer will gain additional degrees. In the north, we will be close to 30°C and 31°C are expected on average in the southern regions. Temperatures expected in France on Tuesday. © BFMTV · Wednesday, the hottest dayWednesday, “we will exceed 30°C in the northern half and we should reach 35,36,37°C in the south”, details Marc Hay, weather journalist for BFMTV. A rise in temperatures which is however not comparable to the strong heat episodes experienced by France this summer. Some showers can develop locally on the massifs, but rather in the second half of the week. “The temperatures will however be “much higher than the usual values ​​​​for the season”, however tempers the weather site. The temperatures expected in France, this Wednesday. © BFMTV· A still hot Thursday before the return of the rainFor Thursday, the barometer should still show warm temperatures. In the north, 30°C are expected, 32°C in the south. Forecasts which will be smoothed in the coming days. Thursday will be hot in France. © BFMTV · It will be very hot in the south This return of high heat is due to the formation of a powerful anticyclone “over the near Atlantic before rapidly spreading towards the North Sea and Scandinavia”, explains the site Météo-Ville.com. According to the projections offered on the website, the south-west regions, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and the Mediterranean will experience “very hot” weather. What to expect for late season? The trends for the month of September do not bode well for France, which has been hit by a major drought. “The European and American models envisage the continuation of the hot anomaly over France and the whole of the West”, indicates the site Météo-Villes.com. Temperatures could be “1 to 1.5°C” higher than seasonal norms in most regions. However, the weather site mentions “hot summer days” and not a wave that would settle over time in the region. ‘Hexagon. Note that these data are only trends, which will evolve or be confirmed in the days and weeks to come.