With the exception of a few stormy showers on the southern half, Wednesday's weather, often veiled, will remain hot and dry over most of France. Some showers will alternate with sunny periods, especially on the massifs.
Some oranges on the Pyrenees, the Alps and the Corsican relief
The sun will remain hidden near the Pyrenees where showers will be triggered. They will take a stormy character in the afternoon. Some showers will also occur on the Alps and the Corsican relief.
Elsewhere, the sky will be veiled on a good half is. This veil of clouds will also extend over Brittany through the Paris region.
In the afternoon, clearings will develop but the sky will remain more loaded north of the Seine. From the Southwest to the Center, however, the sun will be present. In the Mediterranean regions, the sky will be rather gray. The sun will still be beautiful appearances in the second half of the day but will be rather shy on Provence and Corsica.
19 to 35 degrees in the afternoon
The minimum temperatures will be between 8 and 13 degrees north of the Seine and the Massif Central, 13 to 19 degrees elsewhere, 17 to 23 degrees around the Gulf of Lion. The maximum will be 19 to 24 degrees from the tip of Brittany to the Opal Coast, 25 to 33 degrees over the rest of the country from north to south, locally 34 to 35 degrees on the Languedoc-Roussillon.