Mild weather to continue

Mild weather to continue - As Meteo France predicts that the higher than normal temperatures in France will last at least until November 20th, the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) has already suggested that we're heading for a mercifully mild winter in Europe.  This is because of the “La Nina” global weather phenomenon, which is related to cooling surface temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean. That should lead to cooler, drier conditions in southern Europe, and intense storms further north, as anti-cyclones surge across the Atlantic, gorged with rainwater. This is the third year in succession that “La Nina” conditions have been observed, only the third such three-year sequence since observations began in the 1950s.

 

 

Last local news

French and Riviera News Friday 1st August 2025

An earthquake measuring 3.0 on the Richter scale has been recorded in the Val d’Allos. According to SismoAzur, the tremor struck at 4:31am on Thursday... French and Riviera News Friday 1st August 2025 Read More

01/08/2025

Weather Forecast - Friday 1st August 2025

Sunshine with clear skies throughout the day. Highs of 27 degrees in Nice and Saint-Tropez, 26 degrees in Monaco, 28 degrees in Vence and reaching 30 ... Weather Forecast - Friday 1st August 2025 Read More

01/08/2025

Evening Update Thursday 31st July 2025

A new scam called "carding" is worrying cybersecurity experts. Fraudsters steal banking details, often via phishing, and then make small, discreet tra... Evening Update Thursday 31st July 2025 Read More

31/07/2025

French and Riviera News Thursday 31st July 2025

Regional health officials have confirmed the first locally transmitted West Nile virus (WNV) case in France this year, diagnosed in mid-July in Hyères... French and Riviera News Thursday 31st July 2025 Read More

31/07/2025

Father of student killed in Monaco crash calls for justice

Nineteen months after losing his daughter in a fatal road accident in Monaco, Vugar Akhundov, father of 19-year-old Dilara, has issued an open letter ... Father of student killed in Monaco crash calls for justice Read More

31/07/2025