Flood Alerts Lifted in France as Weather Conditions Improve

Météo-France has lifted flood warnings in all departments, including Gironde, after significant rainfall and high tides caused concerns.

Vigilance orange for floods has been lifted in Gironde, where the Garonne and Dordogne rivers showed minor overflow without causing damage.
Earlier, red flood alerts were removed in Rhône, Loire, Haute-Loire, and Lozère, marking an end to severe weather alerts across the south of France.
Heavy rainfall, described as the most intense in 40 years by the Prime Minister, led to 2,300 emergency interventions in the Centre-East region.
Three people sustained minor injuries in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes due to the severe weather, while an unrelated incident in Paris resulted in one fatality.
Despite the lifting of alerts, wet and windy conditions persist, with rain expected to continue in Brittany and Pays de la Loire.