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After a stormy disturbance on Monday in the north-west of France, the weather improves on Tuesday with the return of dry and sunny weather to most of the territory.
This Tuesday, the sun will shine generously on the West and North-West regions as well as from Alsace to the Alps and from PACA to Corsica, according to information from La Chaîne Météo*. On the plains of Languedoc-Roussillon, the sea wind will bring back numerous clouds which rise towards the Massif Central and Burgundy. The temperatures will be worthy of midsummer with a fairly homogeneous air mass over the country.
It is in the regions from Île-de-France to the North and North-East that temperatures will deviate the most from normal with an excess reaching +10°C. From the morning, it will be remarkably mild with 15 to 18°C in the north and 18 to 22°C in the south. In the afternoon, temperatures will be worthy of high summer with 28°C in Lille, Paris, Tours and Lyon, 29°C in Bourges and Biarritz and 30°C in Bordeaux, Pau and Agen.
After the stormy disturbance this Monday in the north-western part of France, the weather becomes generally dry again for this day Tuesday, with a few exceptions. The sky will be cloudy in the Cévennes and moderate rain will fall on the region. Finistère will also be under the influence of rain and wind.
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