Abrupt weather change: Oise expects a dramatic drop in temperature!

Abrupt weather change: Oise expects a dramatic drop in temperature!

A dramatic jump in temperatures is coming that will upend people in the Oise and beyond. Loud Actu On Friday the temperature will still be a summery 30°C, while at the beginning of the week, on September 22nd, it will only reach a maximum of 15°C. Such abrupt changes are not uncommon at this time of year, but the announced cold front is causing a noticeable cooling in many regions.

But what exactly happens? Weather expert Alan Froment from the Oise explains that a warm air mass from North Africa will initially blow over France before it is drawn off to Central Europe on Sunday. From Monday morning we expect temperatures of just 13°C in places like Beauvais, Compiègne and Senlis, with a further drop during the day. The fresh air from the North Atlantic creates unstable weather conditions - a sure sign of the autumn days ahead.

A look at the coming days

The weather report shows that the week holds a number of surprises. In addition to a significant drop in temperature, there is also a possibility of rain on Tuesday. From Wednesday the weather will gradually become more stable, but temperatures are expected to remain between 12°C and 15°C. A bright spot is the following week, when the weekend of September 27th and 28th could brighten the weather again with temperatures of up to 20°C.

In addition, an approaching anticyclonic weather phenomenon influences the weather situation, such as Tameteo reported. A so-called “Goutte froide” is moving over France. This isolated depression brings heavy rainfall, which can reach up to 150 mm in some regions such as the Cévennes. Thunderstorms and hailstorms could even hit the country from Sunday, while significant amounts of precipitation will dominate the landscape in the coming days.

Climate change and extreme weather conditions

The developments are not just a local matter, but are also in the context of global climatic changes. Loud Scinexx Extreme weather events such as heavy rain and heat waves have been increasing in recent years, and climate change has been identified as the main cause. Research shows a clear connection between rising temperatures and the intensity of weather phenomena. This means that people in many regions suffering from flooding or drought are experiencing the consequences of unchecked greenhouse gas emissions, regardless of their own contribution.

At the beginning of autumn we are faced with a number of challenges, but one thing is certain: the change of seasons always brings surprises. The coming days will show how strongly the announced cold front influences our weather.