Weekend weather: contrasting weather with mildness and rain

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It’s a mild, but fairly mixed weekend that awaits you. Saturday will be the preferred day for your outings.

The return of stable good weather is still not on the agenda. Consolation will come from temperatures which will display values ​​3 to 5°C higher than seasonal norms. However, we will be far from the agitation experienced during the three previous weekends with the return to calm on the Mediterranean side.

Softness, but contrasting weather

SATURDAYthe remains of Friday’s disturbance will still have a small influence on the northeast with very cloudy skies and a few residual showers.

In the regions stretching from Aquitaine to the Alps to the Mediterranean, you should benefit from calmer weather, with nice sunny spells and above all mildness. It will feel like spring and it will be the time to go for a hike or a mountain getaway. It will be very mild in the far south with peaks of 24°C for Biarritz. Everywhere else, a fairly cloudy sky should accompany you, but without rain.

At the end of the day, a new disturbance will approach the west, via Brittany, with further light rain and a gloomy feeling.

Temperatures will range from 8 to 12°C for minimums to 12 to 25°C in the afternoon from north to south.

Sunday, it will be the return of more disturbed weather with the disturbance from the day before which extends over the entire northern half. You should expect overcast weather and light rain, particularly near the Channel coast and in Nord-Pas-de-Calais. The feeling will not be pleasant, even if temperatures remain mild, around +2°C above seasonal norms.

Elsewhere the weather remains dry, but quite gray along the Loire. On the southern half, you will be entitled to beautiful clearings with still marked mildness. Allow up to 24°C for the Basque country.

Temperatures will range from 4 to 13°C for minimums and will reach 11 to 24°C in the afternoon from north to south.

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