Tempête Goretti Causes Extensive Disruption Across French Coastal Departments
Tempête Goretti caused high winds, power outages, damage, and emergency responses across multiple French coastal departments, with recovery efforts ongoing.
Tempête Goretti caused high winds, power outages, damage, and emergency responses across multiple French coastal departments, with recovery efforts ongoing.
Heavy snowfall from Tempête Goretti disrupts travel in Maurienne with road closures and shelter offers, while Allier ...
Heavy snowfall from Tempête Goretti disrupts travel in Maurienne with road closures and shelter offers, while Allier lifts its severe cold weather alert.
Tempête Goretti caused high winds, power outages, damage, and emergency responses across multiple French coastal departments, with recovery efforts ongoing.
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Storm Goretti batters Normandy and Île-de-France with 213 km/h winds, causing extensive power outages and transport disruptions.
Storm Goretti brings violent winds and extensive safety measures to French departments including Finistère, Côtes-d’Armor, Essonne, and Seine-et-Marne, prompting orange alerts and travel restrictions.
Storm Goretti brings record winds, flooding risks, and widespread transport disruptions across northwestern France, with intense alerts and protective measures active.
Storm Goretti brings severe winds and transport disruptions across northwestern France with red and orange alerts in multiple departments.
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