The decline continues for the Garonne after two impressive days. The river, fed by precipitation since Sunday evening, overflowed its bed Monday afternoon before reaching 4.31 m high on Tuesday morning. A phenomenon that we had not seen for more than 20 years and the flood of 2000. The water had risen to 4.38m.
Many Toulouse residents therefore stopped on the banks of the Garonne to immortalize the bubbling river. France Bleu Occitanie has selected some videos of the phenomenon for you.
The port of Saint-Cyprien was completely covered by water from Monday afternoon. This Tuesday morning, the water climbed a few more centimeters.
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Even if the recession started in the morning, the Garonne still remains very high and its flow impressive, as here on the island of Ramier.
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This Tuesday noon, the prefecture of Haute-Garonne announced that the decline was rapid. The Toulouse portion remains on orange alert this Tuesday afternoon for the risk of flooding.
