L'Hérault Placed in Vigilance Orange Rain-Flood
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Torrential rains fell on Narbonne during the night and the morning of this Saturday, October 3, 2026, causing severe disturbances.
The Hérault, which was in orange vigilance on Saturday morning, was demolished Saturday late afternoon in yellow. The Hérault, which was in orange vigilance on Saturday morning, was demolished late afternoon in yellow. The Hérault was demolished late afternoon in yellow. The Hérault was demolished late afternoon in yellow.
Both departments are once again affected by heavy rainfall this weekend, three days after a particularly important cevenol episode.
A rainy stormy episode hit the Narbonnais this Saturday, October 3, placing the Aude in orange vigilance for rain-flooding. In Narbonne, 108.1 mm of rain was raised. The distribution of drinking water is disturbed...
Weather France places the Aude and the Hérault in an orange rain-flood alert, this Saturday, October 3. Thunderstorms will be strong locally. Up to a month of rain could fall in the day.
The storms are back after water trombs fell on Wednesday and Thursday on the departments of Gard and Hérault. On Wednesday, the prefecture of l'Hérault closed schools located in eight critical areas due to a cevenol episode.
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