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07:34 : ? 26 departments in Orange
07:33 : Pas-de-Calais is added to the list of departments on orange alert to strong winds.
07:23 : Traffic will be reopened on these axes after the passage of “reconnoisseur” trains, from 9:30 a.m. The SNCF estimates that the complete return to normal should be done at the end of the morning.
07:21 : Storm Gérard and the strong winds that accompany it will disrupt train traffic in Normandy. As a safety measure, the SNCF has decided to interrupt traffic on the Cherbourg-Caen-Evreux, Le Havre-Rouen, Caen-Rouen, Caen-Le Mans, Caen-Rennes, Granville-Dreux and Fecamp-Le Havre- Rollville.
07:20 : Unsurprisingly, today’s weather promises to be rainy. But the showers will be fewer in the northwest of the country this afternoon. In terms of temperatures, it will be up to 11°C this morning and up to 15°C this afternoon.
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06:25 : ? 1 department in Orange
07:19 : As is now the rule, Météo France has also published the alerts which will come into force tomorrow. Corse-du-Sud will be on orange alert “waves-submersion”, due to “strong winds [qui] generate a powerful south-westerly swell”. This swell will coincide with a “significant rise in sea level”.
06:22 : Cantal and Lozère also remain on orange alert to snow and ice. “The snowfall has started on the Massif Central”specifies Météo France.
06:20 : ? 25 departments in Orange
07:19 : The list of departments concerned by the orange vigilance against strong winds has changed. The alert is lifted in Finistère, Morbihan, Indre-et-Loire, Indre, Loir-et-Cher, Maine-et-Loire and Cher. However, other departments are added to the list: Aube, Loiret, Marne, Yonne and all of Ile-de-France with the exception of Val-d’Oise.
06:18 : Twenty-three departments in the northern half of France are now on orange alert to strong winds.
07:17 : Here are the titles at 6 o’clock:
• Take care of yourself, especially if you are driving. Météo France has placed 23 departments in the northern half of the country on orange alert due to high winds. Cantal and Lozère are on orange alert for snow and ice.
• NATO announced yesterday that Ukraine could expect to receive new heavy weapons from the West “in the near future”. The death toll from the Russian strike on a building in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro is now 30 dead, 43 missing and more than 70 injured.
• From today, 10 million workers will be able to benefit from the fuel allowance of 100 euros (provided they complete a form on the tax website). It replaces the rebate on prices at the pump in effect until the end of 2022.
• Australian Nick Kyrgios has withdrawn from the Australian Open due to a knee injury.