Yellow Alert Persists for Snow and Ice in Savoie Amid Freezing Rain Risks in Northeastern France
Persistent yellow alerts for snow and ice in Savoie and a freezing rain warning for northeastern France prompt safety measures and traffic restrictions.
Persistent yellow alerts for snow and ice in Savoie and a freezing rain warning for northeastern France prompt safety measures and traffic restrictions.
Heavy snowfall from Tempête Goretti disrupts travel in Maurienne with road closures and shelter offers, while Allier lifts its severe cold weather alert.
Weather alerts ease in Corrèze and Sarthe with travel restrictions lifted, while Seine-et-Marne enforces forest access bans due to high winds.
Heavy snow, ice, and storm Goretti's strong winds have triggered major transport disruptions, flight cancellations, and power outages across multiple French departments under orange alerts.
Storm Goretti brings strong winds to France as Île-de-France halts 10,000 buses due to snow and icy conditions, underscoring severe transport disruptions and safety concerns.
Heavy snow and freezing rain on January 7, 2026, have caused widespread cancellations and delays across flights, trains, buses, and road traffic in France, with authorities urging caution and limiting travel.
France faces widespread orange alerts for snow and ice leading to suspended school transports, traffic restrictions, and extensive municipal snow-clearing.
A rare snow and ice storm on January 7, 2026, has caused massive transportation disruptions in Île-de-France, including bus suspensions, highway closures, flight cancellations, and major traffic jams.
France confronts heavy snow and icy conditions on January 7, 2026, leading to transport shutdowns, safety advisories, and emergency responses across 38 departments.
Weather improvements lead to eased heavy vehicle restrictions in Morbihan and Côtes-d'Armor, but safety advisories remain amid snowy and icy conditions.
A severe snow and ice storm on January 5-6, 2026, in Île-de-France led to massive traffic disruptions, public transport suspensions, school transport halts, and six fatalities from related accidents.
Heavy snowfall and ice in early January 2026 caused at least five fatalities and major transport disruptions across multiple French regions, with officials acknowledging an underestimation of the weather severity.
Heavy snowfall and icy conditions on January 5-6 cripple transport across Île-de-France, causing widespread bus suspensions, RER disruptions, record traffic jams, and ongoing public advisories.
A record-setting snowstorm on January 5, 2026, caused over 1,000 km of traffic jams and widespread transport suspensions in Île-de-France, prompting emergency measures and travel restrictions.
Heavy snow and icy weather on January 5 led to widespread transport disruptions in France, including reduced flights, suspended buses, road traffic jams, and school transport suspensions.
Île-de-France faces unprecedented transport and public service disruptions amid heavy snow and ice on January 5, 2026, with emergency measures and widespread travel warnings in effect.
Agricultural protests in Auch have caused major traffic and rail disruptions, leading to ongoing government response and frequent public updates.
France mandates technical inspections from January 2026 that will detect and ban vehicles equipped with dangerous Takata 'stop drive' airbags until repaired to enhance road safety.
Île-de-France experiences its first winter snowfall of 2025 with up to 4 cm of snow, orange vigilance partially lifted, speed restrictions imposed, and transport delays reported.
An orange alert for snow and ice affects Île-de-France and Yvelines with traffic restrictions and advisories issued for November 22-23, 2025.
France is under extensive snow and ice alerts, with warnings issued across 76 departments including Paris and Tarn, urging caution on roads amid an early winter cold snap.
Driving schools across France protest the shortage of driving exam slots, leading to long wait times for candidates.
A multi-vehicle accident on A43 caused significant traffic disruptions near the Fréjus tunnel.
France implements radar cars and acknowledges Holcar under its France 2030 initiative to boost road safety and innovation.