The heatwave back after a ten-day respite, 16 departments in orange vigilance
Sixteen departments are placed in warm orange vigilance by Météo-France from noon, time at which a "high peak of heat" is expected in..
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Sixteen departments are placed in warm orange vigilance by Météo-France from midday, at which time a "high peak of heat" is expected in Gironde and the Landes, where temperatures can reach 42°C locally, depending on the weather organism. The last, the third longest ever measured in the country, which started on July 4, ended about ten days ago, on July 19. "The duration of this episode will have to be specified in the next few days," Météo-France said, while La Chaîne Météo estimates that this new heat wave "will be less intense and less durable" than the previous ones.
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Sixteen departments are placed in warm orange vigilance by Météo-France from midday, at which time a "high peak of heat" is expected in Gironde and the Landes, where temperatures can reach 42°C locally, depending on the weather organism.
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The last, the third longest ever measured in the country, which started on July 4, ended about ten days ago, on July 19.
according to Ouest-France — À la Une"The duration of this episode will have to be specified in the next few days," Météo-France said, while La Chaîne Météo estimates that this new heat wave "will be less intense and less durable" than the previous ones.
according to Ouest-France — À la Une
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