Return of strong heat expected this weekend in France

After the late May episode, a new rise in temperatures is forecast for June 13 and 14. It will mainly affect the west and south of the country.

A temperature rise of 7 to 10 °C is expected between Saturday and Sunday over a large part of the territory. Highs should reach 28 to 35 °C in the west and south, with possible peaks of 32-34 °C in Aquitaine and the Midi-Toulousain. La Chaîne Météo states that anticyclonic conditions will favor a summer-like atmosphere. A south to south-west flow will bring warmer air from the Iberian Peninsula. Areas north of the Seine may retain a cooler oceanic influence on Saturday. Nationally, the thermal indicator is expected to move above normal from Saturday and approach 21 °C early next week.

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Illustration of heatwave in France featuring the Eiffel Tower, people in heat, and a thermometer at 30°C
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France sets new heat record on Wednesday June 24 with 30 °C national average

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Météo-France announced on Wednesday June 24 that France had experienced its hottest day on record. The national thermal indicator reached 30 °C, surpassing the previous day’s record. The heatwave continues across much of the country.

An exceptionally early heatwave settles over France starting Friday, driven by a powerful anticyclone. Temperatures could reach 37 °C on Sunday in the Landes.

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France will shift from intense heat to violent storms this weekend, according to forecasts from La Chaîne Météo published on July 22, 2026. Temperatures will reach up to 42 °C on Friday before a stormy degradation on Saturday, especially in the south.

Météo France forecasts the end of red heatwave vigilance at 6am Wednesday in the last affected departments. Scattered but locally strong storms will cross the country from west to east. Temperatures will gradually drop north of the Loire.

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La Chaîne Météo and Météo-France placed several departments including Paris and its suburbs on red heatwave alert Thursday, with maximum temperatures forecast between 36 and 40°C and possible peaks of 41-42°C.

Western and central Europe is experiencing its hottest and most humid heatwave on record this week, with temperatures that would have been virtually impossible without climate change. The event, running from 26 to 28 June, is expected to cause thousands of deaths.

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Meteorologists forecast high summer heat this weekend with sun and temperatures up to 27 degrees in parts of Sweden.

 

 

 

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