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France Set for Sunnier, Milder Week After Sharp Day–Night Temperature Swings

An Azores high is expected to steady conditions, pushing temperatures back toward seasonal norms after clear nights drove recent chilly dawns.

Overview

  • On September 27, southwest cities such as Carcassonne, Toulouse and Tarbes recorded lows near 5–7°C and afternoon highs of 21–24°C, according to Météo Ciel data cited locally.
  • Météo-France links the cool mornings to radiative cooling under clear skies within an autumn pattern, while areas with cloud cover saw milder minimums above about 12°C.
  • From Monday, forecasters expect calmer, sunnier conditions under the Azores anticyclone, with around 15–17°C at daybreak and 20–22°C in the afternoon in Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
  • Nationally, mornings remain fresh with local fog and a risk of the first lowland frost in the coolest eastern interiors midweek, as daytime highs return closer to seasonal norms.
  • Late week may bring a slight dip in temperatures and a thin high cloud veil, with a possible Atlantic disturbance near the Channel on Friday, and seasonal guidance cautiously tilts toward a milder, relatively drier autumn.