Yellow alert for "strong winds" in Val-de-Marne this Friday, October 23

Météo France warns of gusts potentially reaching 95 km/h, with safety advice for residents.

Generic image of a threatening stormy sky over a French suburban landscape, with trees bending in the wind.
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Generic image of a threatening stormy sky over a French suburban landscape, with trees bending in the wind.

The department of Val-de-Marne has been placed under a yellow alert by Météo France this Friday, October 23, 2026, due to strong winds.

Storm Austen, which will move across northwestern France tonight, is expected to affect the Île-de-France region with maximum gusts estimated between 90 and 95 km/h. Forecasts may be revised upwards, potentially leading to an orange alert.
The yellow alert for this phenomenon is in effect from 7:00 AM until 11:00 PM today.
Météo France recommends that residents take precautions: protect their homes and exposed property, limit travel, be aware of falling trees and objects, do not go on roofs, and install generators outdoors.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Créteil (23/10/2026)