Overview
- Météo-France lifted orange alerts after midnight in Bouches-du-Rhône, Drôme, Isère and Vaucluse, with the Var downgraded around 3 a.m. and Côtes-d’Armor still on orange into Monday morning.
- Bouches-du-Rhône firefighters reported about 300 interventions since Sunday, while the Var logged 165 by late evening, and no fatalities have been confirmed.
- Rainfall peaked at 127 mm in Avignon, about 92 mm in roughly an hour in Aix-en-Provence, and around 94–113 mm in an hour near Toulon, triggering flash flooding and road closures.
- Power outages reached up to 50,000 customers at the peak in the Var before dropping to about 15,000 late Sunday, as flights were diverted at Marseille-Provence and TER services gradually resumed.
- Precautionary measures included closing schools in Rognac, shutting Avignon university campuses and parts of hospital services, and postponing OM–PSG to Monday 20:00 as well as the Toulon–La Rochelle rugby match.