Île-de-France

Météo-France has placed Paris and the Île-de-France region under a yellow thunderstorm warning as a storm front brings heavy rain and a sharp temperature drop of up to 10°C across Spain and France. Forecasts warn of warm nights near 25°C followed by 200 to 400 mm of rain, and flooded fords and bridges have been closed in the Cèze-Cévennes area due to immediate road danger.

Students at the Paul-Éluard high school in Saint-Denis have spent a week of mobilisation under the banner "On manque de tout" — "we're short of everything". The protest comes as a national call to block high schools is launched, with the movement continuing across Île-de-France. The action highlights grievances over a lack of resources and staff in schools serving disadvantaged areas, drawing attention to conditions in French public education.

Weather authorities have placed Paris and the Île-de-France region under a yellow warning level ahead of expected thunderstorms on Wednesday, with rain forecast across the area. Interest in weather conditions in southern France and the wider region is growing as travellers and residents monitor the stormy outlook.