On March 22, the Gard department in southern France was placed on yellow alert due to potential storm risks. This warning coincides with the second round of municipal elections in the region.
Storm Risks in Gard on Election Day
Météo France has forecasted thunderstorms for Sunday, March 22. Lightning is expected to strike starting in the morning and will likely continue throughout the day across the department. By the evening, rain showers are predicted.
Weather Conditions and Impact
A cold system moving in from Switzerland will affect the southeast of France, bringing unsettled weather. Citizens are advised to prepare for possible rain and thunderstorms while participating in the elections.
Temperature Forecast
The weather is expected to improve by Monday, March 23, with the return of sunshine. However, temperatures will remain cool for early spring, ranging from 15 to 17°C.
Key Details
- Date: March 22
- Location: Gard, France
- Weather Alert: Yellow for storm risks
- Expected Conditions: Thunderstorms and rain
- Temperature on March 23: 15 to 17°C
The adverse weather conditions may affect voter turnout in the ongoing municipal elections, necessitating precautions for anyone heading to the polls.
