On the morning of February 25, 2025, residents of Ile-de-France can expect cloudy skies accompanied by light drizzle, making for a rather uneventful start to the day. Predictions show temperatures remaining relatively warm at around 8°C across the region, lending a mild feel to the otherwise overcast skies.
Specifically, the weather forecast for Mantes-la-Jolie indicates weak winds at dawn, typically around 5 km/h. The wind is predicted to gradually strengthen as the morning progresses, reaching speeds of approximately 35 km/h by midday, with gusts potentially hitting 50 km/h. This pattern is expected to repeat itself throughout other areas such as Saint-Germain-en-Laye and Versailles, where similar conditions will be observed.
From late morning to early afternoon, drizzle is expected to linger between noon and 3 PM, maintaining the temperatures steady around 8°C. Increased wind speeds are anticipated, peaking at about 50 km/h around 3 PM, before tapering off somewhat as the late afternoon approaches.
During the evening hours, residents can expect the temperature to drop to around 4°C by 8 PM. Winds will decrease to about 20 km/h as night falls. Nevertheless, gusts may still reach upwards of 80 km/h, particularly as the wind shifts direction from north-northwest to west by 9 PM. Cloud cover will persist throughout the night, with temperatures stabilizing around 3°C after midnight.
Overall, it looks to be largely overcast for February 25, with drizzle playing its part throughout much of the day. Weather conditions will remain consistent across various municipalities, including Mantes-la-Jolie, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, and Versailles.
Looking forward to February 26, temperatures are expected to be slightly cooler, averaging around 7°C with highs potentially reaching 10°C around midday. Light drizzle is again likely during the evening hours, keeping the trend of cloudy skies.
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