The inhabitants of Gard and Hérault assess the damage after exceptional rains that caused flooding, leaving many communities in difficulty and requiring the distribution of drinking water. (translated)
An exceptional Mediterranean episode is causing intense rains and urban flooding in Gard and Hérault, with significant flooding observed and a red alert triggered. (translated)
Heavy rains have hit Gard and Hérault, causing flooding, but the damage is limited and the red alert has been lifted, allowing schools to reopen on Thursday despite ongoing transportation disruptions. (translated)
Torrential rains, equivalent to two months of precipitation, have caused significant flooding and the destruction of roads in the Gard, creating emergency situations for residents. (translated)
A violent Mediterranean episode caused flooding in Hérault and Gard, leading to a red alert declared by Météo-France. (translated)
A violent Mediterranean episode caused flooding in the Gard, where the water rose significantly in just two hours, leading to a red alert from Météo-France. (translated)
In Ganges, residents are preparing for severe flooding expected in the evening due to a Cevennes weather episode, with four departments placed on orange alert. (translated)
The Gard and Hérault are currently facing severe flooding due to heavy rainfall, with totals reaching up to 350 mm, which led Prefect Fabienne Decottignies to report several overflow incidents in waterways. (translated)
A maximum alert has been issued in Gard and Hérault due to heavy flooding, prompting Prefect Fabienne Decottignies to urge residents to stay at home. (translated)
An exceptional Mediterranean episode causes significant flooding and rising water levels in Gard and Hérault, where rainfall exceeding two meters is recorded, making several roads impassable and paralyzing public transport in Montpellier. (translated)
Impressive flooding, caused by a Mediterranean episode, hit Gard and Hérault, leading to maximum vigilance alerts with rainfall totals potentially reaching 350 mm. (translated)
The departments of Gard and Hérault are on red alert due to torrential rains and flooding, leading to the closure of schools and school transportation. (translated)
The Gard and Hérault are on red alert due to heavy rain and storms, leading to the closure of schools, speed restrictions on roads, and the suspension of trains, while authorities recommend that residents stay at home. (translated)
According to Tristan Bergen, a storm chaser on site, it is not one but two simultaneous tornadoes that hit the Aigues Mortes area in Gard. More than 300mm has already fallen in the north of Hérault. After the summer drought, the soil absorbs little. The reaction of waterways is very quick! The Mediterranean, overheated by summer heatwaves, is playing the role we feared. An additional 300mm is expected to fall in Hérault. The situation is deteriorating rapidly! (translated)
🚨🌧️ ALERT The GARD & HÉRAULT are on RED ALERT for FLOODING!! Torrential rains are expected all day and significant flooding is forthcoming, take care of yourselves 💙 (translated)
In Hérault, torrential rains caused flooding with the equivalent of two weeks of precipitation falling in less than twelve hours, leading Météo-France to issue a red alert in the region. (translated)
A Mediterranean episode causes flooding in the Gard and Hérault, with rainfall reaching up to 350 mm, prompting Météo-France to raise the alert level to maximum. (translated)
An "extreme" weather alert, to use the term from the FR-Alert message received on phones for the entire population, is in effect in Gard and Hérault. The latest forecasts are terrifying with between 300 to 400mm of rain in the plains and in cities. The population is encouraged to stay confined at home. (translated)
