Pyrénées-Orientales remains on orange alert for rain and flooding with significant rainfall, evacuations, and road closures reported, while drought relief is noted.
Record flooding in Hérault's Agde area triggered a red alert with major emergency responses and precautionary closures as water levels reached unprecedented heights.
Hérault department placed under red alert for severe flooding amid heavy rains; five other departments under orange alerts for floods, snow, and ice in southern France.
Météo-France has placed six southern departments under orange alerts for snow, heavy rain, and flooding, warning of hazardous travel conditions on December 22, 2025.
Orange alerts for rain and flooding have been issued across several southern French departments due to heavy rainfall and saturated soils, with significant risks of local floods and mudslides from December 21, 2025.
A water leak at the Louvre damaged hundreds of valuable works, including ancient Egyptian artifacts and academic materials, revealing infrastructure challenges.
Three French departments—Ain, Isère, and Corrèze—are under orange alerts for heavy rain and flooding on November 24, 2025, with substantial precipitation and flood risks prompting broad safety advisories.
Météo-France has issued orange alerts for heavy rain and flooding in Corrèze, Gironde, and Dordogne on November 24, with residents urged to exercise caution due to significant rainfall and flood risks.
Southeastern France faces severe weather with orange alerts for heavy rain and flood risks in Alpes-Maritimes, Drôme, Ardèche, and Isère on November 16, prompting safety measures and travel advisories.
Cannes has upgraded its natural disaster preparedness with new signage and alert systems to address tsunami and flood risks, a decade after deadly floods in 2015.
Storm Benjamin lashes France with record winds and heavy rains causing floods, transport disruptions, and multiple weather alerts across nineteen departments.