Orange wind alert: several parks closed in Lieusaint

The municipality of Lieusaint, in Seine-et-Marne, has been placed on orange alert for strong winds this Friday, October 23rd, leading to the closure of several green spaces for safety reasons.

Generic image of a stormy sky over a French town hall with a closed park entrance, strong winds bending trees, overcast weather.
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Generic image of a stormy sky over a French town hall with a closed park entrance, strong winds bending trees, overcast weather.

The municipality of Lieusaint, in Seine-et-Marne, has been placed on orange alert for strong winds this Friday, October 23rd. For safety reasons, several green spaces are exceptionally closed.

Due to the risks associated with falling trees in the town hall park, authorities have decided to close several sites in the commune. The green spaces affected by this exceptional closure include the Town Hall Park, the Church Park, Ru des Hauldres, the Bassin de la Motte, and the Jardin de la Méridienne.
During this orange wind alert period, residents are advised to protect themselves. It is recommended to secure property exposed to the wind, postpone travel if possible, avoid touching fallen cables on the ground, and take shelter in a solid building if necessary.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Lieusaint (23/10/2026)