Western France faces ongoing exceptional flooding, with Loire-Atlantique, Charente-Maritime, and Maine-et-Loire departments under red alert and significant emergency measures underway.
Southwest France faces ongoing severe flooding with multi-regional alerts as authorities implement emergency and natu...
Southwest France faces ongoing severe flooding with multi-regional alerts as authorities implement emergency and natural disaster procedures amid exceptional weather events.
Western France faces ongoing exceptional flooding, with Loire-Atlantique, Charente-Maritime, and Maine-et-Loire departments under red alert and significant emergency measures underway.
The French government accelerates indemnification and emergency measures as Storm Pedro’s record floods ravage western France amid extended rainfall and storm warnings.
The 2026 floods in France have caused widespread business closures, employment disruptions, and economic slowdown amid an already fragile economic climate.
Storm Pedro and prolonged rains have triggered extensive flooding across western France, leading to red alerts in five departments and emergency government actions.
Storm Pedro causes Garonne River flooding in Bordeaux and levee failures in nearby rural areas, with emergency plans activated and ongoing recovery.
Storm Pedro causes record-level flooding in Nantes and widespread flood alerts across western France, prompting emergency measures and safety warnings.
Storm Pedro has prompted red flood alerts in four western France departments, with heavy rain and oceanic effects expected to prolong flooding risks through the week.
Three western France departments are on red flood alert with nearly 1,600 evacuated; several others under orange vigilance for severe flooding forecast through mid-February.
Storm Pedro will impact France with heavy rains, strong winds, and flood risks amid saturated soils and power outages, raising concerns over intensified weather linked to climate factors.
Flooding triggered by Storm Nils submerges vineyards in western France, threatening soil health and disrupting regional infrastructure amid emergency declarations.
Ongoing heavy flooding in France prompts red alerts in multiple departments, evacuation of thousands, and warnings of sustained high water levels amid continuous rain.
France endures record-breaking floods and avalanche alerts across many departments, with government measures supporting impacted businesses amid severe February weather conditions.
France is enduring widespread exceptional flooding across 70 departments, prompting evacuations and infrastructure disruptions, while experts call for urgent land-use reassessment amid climate change.
France faces escalating flooding across 15 departments with critical infrastructure damage and communities under red alert.
Southwestern France faces historic flooding as the Garonne River peaks near 10 meters, displacing residents and prompting ongoing flood alerts.
Widespread flooding in France continues with 75 departments under flood alerts including red alerts in Lot-et-Garonne and Gironde, prompting extensive safety measures.
Severe flooding in southwestern France caused by Storm Nils has led to high water levels on the Garonne River, mass evacuations, and continued flood alerts as new rainfall threatens to worsen conditions.
The Garonne River flooding in Lot-et-Garonne intensifies, surpassing previous records and prompting extensive evacuations amid ongoing rainfall and red alert status.
On February 15, 2026, severe weather including flooding in Gironde and snow and ice in Yvelines puts 89 French departments on alert, prompting emergency responses and safety measures nationwide.
Historic flooding in Lot-et-Garonne from Storm Nils has led to over 900 evacuations and water levels exceeding past records, with authorities urging vigilance.
Storm Nils has triggered record floods along the Garonne River, leading to widespread evacuations and critical disruptions in southwestern France.
Storm Nils has caused severe flooding along the Garonne river in Southwest France, with red alerts, evacuations, widespread power outages, and major transport disruptions.
Following Storm Nils, Gironde and Lot-et-Garonne remain on red flood alert with widespread evacuations as heavy rains continue to threaten southwestern France.
France faces severe weather with high avalanche risks in Isère's mountains and red flood alerts in Gironde and Lot-et-Garonne amid storm Nils.
Storm Nils causes second death and major flooding alerts in southwestern France alongside widespread transport disruptions.
Storm Nils hits southwestern France causing severe floods, power outages affecting 450,000 homes, and two fatalities, with red flood alerts in effect.
France remains under multiple weather warnings for rain, floods, and wind as storm Nils recedes and authorities reinforce safety measures amid ongoing severe conditions.
Tempête Nils has caused fatalities, flooding, and power outages across France, prompting evacuations and emergency responses amid ongoing severe weather conditions.
Storm Nils brings violent gusts up to 162 km/h, flooding, power outages, and a fatality as southern France grapples with emergency response efforts.
Storm Nils has caused red flood alerts in Gironde and Lot-et-Garonne with 33 departments on orange vigilance due to flooding and strong winds affecting transport and schools.
Météo France issues orange alerts for flooding, wind, and rain across 19 departments while Paris faces unstable weather and transport disruptions on February 11, 2026.
Twelve western and southwestern French departments face flood alerts as storm Nils brings severe winds and travel disruptions to southern France this week.
Brittany rivers are under flood vigilance with heavy rain causing significant river levels and public safety alerts issued.
Heavy rainfall in Brittany has triggered an orange flood alert for the La Laïta river basin, prompting safety warnings as water levels rise.
Three Breton departments remain on orange flood alert due to heavy rains and river overflows following storm Ingrid and new incoming precipitation.
Heavy rains have triggered serious flooding in Brittany, with multiple departments on orange alert, mass evacuations, and infrastructure damage.
Heavy rainfall and storm alerts in Aude and Finistère lead to flood warnings, road closures, power outages, school shutdowns, and emergency measures in January 2026.
France's Savoie department remains under a yellow snow and ice alert with heavy snowfall, strict vehicle equipment rules, and increased winter traffic towards ski resorts.
Pyrénées-Orientales remains on orange alert for rain and flooding with significant rainfall, evacuations, and road closures reported, while drought relief is noted.