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.
The first week of June will bring mixed weather in the Alpes-Maritimes. Monday starts cloudy with some showers inland and light winds across the regio...
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An unsettled start to the week, with cloudy skies along the coast and showers inland. Light winds. Highs of 23 degrees in Monaco and Saint-Tropez, 24 ...
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has sharply criticized France’s support for Palestinian statehood, sarcastically suggesting that Paris should ...
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As with the first of every month in France several changes took effect Sunday, June 1st, impacting households, job seekers, and consumers. Gas prices ...
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Another power outage has hit three towns on Friday morning, the 30th of May, affecting 120 homes in the Alpes-Maritimes....
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