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.
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.
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.
Successive Atlantic disturbances bring rain, rising temperatures, and returning snow in France's mountainous regions, impacting daily life and travel in early January 2026.
France faces widespread orange alerts for snow and ice leading to suspended school transports, traffic restrictions, and extensive municipal snow-clearing.
Météo-France's orange alert for snow and ice now covers 26 departments, with heavy snowfall, freezing temperatures, and transport disruptions affecting large parts of northern and western France.
France faces a prolonged cold spell and snowfall risk in early 2026, with emergency plans active and vulnerable families in Paris enduring harsh conditions.
France is experiencing a persistent cold wave with freezing fog and low temperatures in the north, contrasting with milder and sunny conditions in the south, as authorities manage public safety measures.
Following a deadly cold wave in France during December 2025, authorities have intensified emergency shelters and outreach efforts to protect vulnerable populations.
Record flooding in Hérault's Agde area triggered a red alert with major emergency responses and precautionary closures as water levels reached unprecedented heights.
France experiences its third or fourth hottest year on record in 2025, with half the year marked by unusually high temperatures and accelerating climate change impacts.
France experiences one of its hottest years on record in 2025, with significant temperature anomalies and global warming trends confirmed by Météo-France.
France faces severe weather challenges with a yellow storm alert in Finistère amid a record-breaking cold wave bringing temperatures as low as -35°C in parts of the country.
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.
France experienced early winter snowfall causing both scenic beauty and significant disruptions, with emergency responses activated to protect vulnerable populations.
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.
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.
Winds from the Sahara Desert are blanketing France in sand and dust from November 12 to 15, causing ochre skies, warm temperatures, and air quality concerns.
Storm Benjamin leads to weather warnings and preventive actions across western France, with gusts of up to 130 km/h, flooding risks, and disruptions to transport and local governance.
Météo-France warns of strong winds and wave submersion along French Atlantic and Channel coasts as Storm Benjamin approaches, issuing multiple orange alerts.
Storm Amy brings heavy winds up to 120 km/h and heavy rain to northern France on October 4, 2025, affecting 55 departments with weather warnings and cooler temperatures in the north.
A yellow alert has been issued for northern France on October 4 due to storms, strong winds reaching up to 110 km/h, and heavy rain impacting the Seine-Maritime and surrounding regions.