
Une dépression atlantique pourrait provoquer des rafales jusqu'à 120 km/h
Une dépression atlantique menace le nord-ouest de la France pour le vendredi 23 octobre, avec des rafales de vent pouvant atteindre 120 km/h en Bretagne, Normandie et Hauts-de-France.
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Une dépression atlantique est prévue pour le 23 octobre.
Une dépression atlantique pourrait provoquer de fortes rafales de vent vendredi 23 octobre, principalement en Bretagne, en Normandie et dans les Hauts-de-France. L’intensité de cet épisode reste encore à confirmer.
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Confirmation de l'intensité de l'épisode tempétueux.
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The Solenzara weather station, in Southern Corsica, recorded a national precipitation record with 420.6 mm of rain in three hours. Météo-France has placed Haute-Corse on red alert and Southern Corsica on orange alert in the face of this exceptional episode.
Severe bad weather in the South of France causes the interruption of trains between Montpellier and Nîmes as well as the closure of numerous roads. One death was recorded in Saint-Mitre-les-Remparts.

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After a calm period, France expects a marked deterioration with the arrival of Atlantic disturbances. A first stormy episode is feared for Friday October 23, with gusts of up to 120 km/h on the coasts.

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