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The effects of global warming are increasingly visible, with consequences in particular on weather forecasts for 2050, as explained by journalist Nicolas Chateauneufpresent on the set of 20 Hours, Friday June 17.
Friday, June 17, the journalist Nicolas Chateauneufpresent on the board from 20 Hours, looks back on the consequences of global warming, and in particular on the weather forecasts in France for 2050. It begins by detailing the regions which will be the hottest in France in the future. Thus, in the South-West and South-East, the inhabitants will experience temperatures above 25°C “more than 120 days per year“, explains the journalist.
“Hotter, drier summers obviously mean more forest fires“, continues the journalist. “In 2060, practically all of France will be affected, even Sarthe and Mayenne“, explains Nicholas Chateauneuf. “With more frequent droughts, crops will suffer. Agricultural yields are expected to fall, and even the nutritional value of fruits and vegetables could be affected“, concludes the journalist.