National bulletin – Weather situation and general development – Updated on Tue 02/06 – 18h02
Radical change of impending weather!
+ We are coming to the end of this long period of stable and exceptionally sunny weather when at the same time, cafes and restaurants reopen >>
+ The Scandinavian high that has protected us so far is now shifting to the north of the Atlantic, giving way to a barometric marsh suitable for the development of thunderstorms.
+ Tuesday, this risk of thunderstorms is mainly localized on the reliefs whereas it will be generalized to almost all France in the day of Wednesday (in connection with the arrival of cooler air on the British Isles).
+ Thursday will mark a real turning point with a significant drop in temperatures linked to the coolness coming from the north. A cold rain-storm front will then sweep the southern and eastern regions.
+ This cool, oceanic northwest current (which has nothing to do with the situation we have been experiencing for several weeks) will prevail until the beginning of next week – the Mediterranean regions are still more privileged.
+ The trend for the rest remains very uncertain with perhaps an increase in temperatures but new thunderstorms.
** Extremes in France (plain) over the past 24 hours:
Minimum temperature: 5.2 ° C in Ommeray (57)
Max T ° C: 32.2 ° C at Saint-Maur-des-Fossés (94) and Sablons (38)
Maximum cumulative rain in the last 24 hours: 44.2 mm in Castelnaudary (11)
European analysis of Tuesday June 2, 2020 (Finnish weather)
Names of depressions and highs scheduled for Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at noon (Berlin)
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