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    Severe weather in the south of France: warning for holiday regions

11:00
19 October 2026

Holiday spots affected
Severe weather in the south of France

A storm system has caused severe flooding in Spain. It is now moving on to the south of France, where holidaymakers should brace themselves for heavy downpours.

Storm Adam has caused severe flooding along Spain’s Mediterranean coast. A woman has died in Catalonia. In Andalusia, heavy rain has flooded numerous roads.

Severe weather warning for southern France

The storm system is now moving on towards the south of France and Italy. Heavy rainfall is expected there today and over the coming days. Between 100 and 200 mm of rain could fall by Wednesday, with up to 400 mm possible in some areas.

A severe weather warning for heavy rain has been issued for the south of France.

These levels of rainfall can cause severe flooding. There is a risk of flash floods, particularly in the mountains and valleys. Roads can become flooded within a short space of time. Stay away from rivers and streams in the affected areas.

On Wednesday, the regions of Piedmont and Liguria in Italy will be affected. However, the rainfall totals there are unlikely to be quite as high.

Weather & Radar editorial team

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