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To know what weather conditions are forecasted in the 7 stations of Les 3 Valles (Courchevel, Mribel, Brides-les-bains, Les Menuires, Saint-Martin-de-Belleville, Val Thorens, Orelle) is a real help when organising an unforgettable holiday in the heart of the largest ski area in the world.

Skiers who want to visit a particular area can also find detailed local forecasts, both at the level of the resort and at the summits. So, for example, the day might start in fog but promises to clear in the afternoon. This sort of forecast is particularly useful for organising your outings on the slopes, helping you choose appropriate clothing and a suitable itinerary. The long-term forecasts can also be useful in allowing you to book a few days off work and buy your 3 Valles skipass when settled fine weather is due!

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Mto-France has a particularly strong international presence, and is the French representative at the World Meteorological Organization. The organisation is a leading member of EUMETSAT, responsible for the procurement of Meteosat weather satellites. It is also member of the Institut au service du spatial, de ses applications et technologies. It is also a critical national weather service member of the ECMWF and hosts one of two major centres of the IFS numerical weather prediction model widely used worldwide.

The aim is "to explain the weather differently, not just to say: 'It's going to be sunny tomorrow or it's going to rain', but to explain why," the public group's news director, Alexandre Kara, told AFP.

In addition to the classic presentation of the weather, "there will be figures, data, we can come back, for example, on temperature anomalies, on the issue of water tables, or even explain the winter drought," Kara continued.

Initially, this additional information will mainly be provided in the evening weather bulletins on France 2 and France 3. The forecasts will be extended by one and a half and two minutes respectively.

"One of my priorities has been to say that we can no longer do the weather the way we have done it since it first existed," he said, adding that it was "unbearable that we should be happy that it is 25 degrees in Biarritz in February without explaining why."

A man fishes next to an electronic screen displaying a weather warning message ahead of storm Ciaran on November 1, 2023, in Arcachon, south-western France. France went on high alert as a storm dubbed Ciaran threatened to bring gale-force winds and extreme rainfall to the north and west, as well as Britain and Ireland. (PHILIPPE LOPEZ/AFP)

A cascade of extreme weather exacerbated by climate change devastated communities across the globe this year, including sweltering heat and drought across Europe that wilted crops, drove forest fires and saw major rivers shrink to a trickle.

2- Control of speed and behaviour : The skier must adapt his speed and behaviour to his personal abilities as well as to the general conditions of the terrain and weather, the state of the snow and the density of traffic. In simple terms, do not go "full speed" down a slope in the middle of a February holiday, especially when the skier in question does not know how to stop. You should ski according to your own means and not want to follow your friends at all costs if they have a much better level...

8- Respect for information, signs and markings: The skier must take into account the information on the weather conditions, the state of the slopes and the snow. He must respect the signs and markings. Do not enter a closed piste.

Following the bad weather conditions of recent days, a very heavy presence of frost on the cables and counterweights as well as a security operation by helicopter which will not be possible before Thursday afternoon, the Grande Motte cable car will not be not operational before Friday at the earliest or even Saturday

Following the bad weather conditions of recent days, a very heavy presence of frost on the cables and counterweights as well as a snow safety operation by helicopter which will be not possible before Thursday afternoon, the Grande Motte cable car will not be not operational before Friday at the earliest or even saturday

AN important step has been taken by Le Verrier in the application of meteorology to practical matters by the inauguration of a system of weather-warnings specially designed for the benefit of agriculturists. The chief features of this system of warnings are briefly sketched in a recent number of the Bulletin Hebdoma-daire of the Scientific Association of France.

French summer has pleasant weather with no heat, so this is the peak of tourist season. Coasts are especially good in this time of year. The air there is heated above 25 C (77 F) and rains are relatively infrequent. In the period between June and August weather is very warm throughout the country. Cool weather persists only on some mountain areas and Mont-Blanc peak is covered with snow all year round.

Winter in France is primarily rainy rather than snowy. Therefore Frenchman needs umbrella much more than a sled or a warm jacket. The temperature rarely drops below zero. The coldest weather in winter is noted in Alsace and the warmest is on the island of Corsica, where the average temperature of January reaches 13 C (55 F).

The weather radar (France) shows where it is currently raining or snowing. The radar map is updated every 5 minutes with a new radar observation. The different colours indicate the intensity of rainfall or snowfall. Light blue indicates drizzle, blue a medium intensity, and red and yellow indicate very strong precipitation, usually associated with thunderstorms. Current lightning strikes are marked with small orange dots on the map (Europe only). Note that lightning is not shown on the forecast, as it cannot be predicted. Moreover, some countries do not operate a weather radar network, and in those countries satellite data is used to estimate rainfall, which is less accurate than a realtime weather radar.

The rain/snow forecast is computed by estimating the movement of precipitation cells observed by radar and extrapolating this movement into the future. This so called precipitation nowcast is the most accurate precipitation forecast possible but the forecast horizon is limited to about an hour. Longer forecasts are not possible, as new precipitation cells are developing or existing ones are disappearing within a short time. Real weather is more complex than just the displacement of existing precipitation cells.

The forecast works very well when weather fronts or large organized precipitation structures are moving regularly, without disappearing or being created. If the radar animation of the last hours shows local thunderstorms or precipitation cells forming and disappearing in an irregular manner, then the forecast is not vey accurate. 2351a5e196