Oost-Cappel, Nord, France Severe Weather Alertstar_ratehome

A heat wave is expected, or at least one day with a maximum temperature of at least 32°C. Be careful.

A heat wave is expected, or at least one day with a maximum temperature of at least 32°C. Be careful.

A heat wave is expected, or at least one day with a maximum temperature of at least 32°C. Be careful.

A heat wave with three consecutive days with an average maximum temperature of at least 32°C is expected, or at least one day with a maximum temperature of at least 35°C is expected. Be careful and follow the instructions of the responsible authority.

A heat wave with three consecutive days with an average maximum temperature of at least 32°C is expected, or at least one day with a maximum temperature of at least 35°C is expected. Be careful and follow the instructions of the responsible authority.

Everyone is in danger, even those in good health. Danger is greater for elderly people, people suffering from chronicle diseases or from mental health troubles, people who regularly take medicine and people who are isolated. Watch for dehydration and heatstroke, especially in sportsmen and people working outside. Pay attention to children. Heatstroke symptoms are : a fever above 40°C, hot, red and dry skin, headaches, nausea, drowsiness, intense thirst, confusion, convulsions and loss of consciousness.

Moderate damages may occur, especially in vulnerable or in exposed areas and to people who carry out weather-related activities.

Everyone is in danger, even those in good health. Danger is greater for elderly people, people suffering from chronicle diseases or from mental health troubles, people who regularly take medicine and people who are isolated. Watch for dehydration and heatstroke, especially in sportsmen and people working outside. Pay attention to children. Heatstroke symptoms are : a fever above 40°C, hot, red and dry skin, headaches, nausea, drowsiness, intense thirst, confusion, convulsions and loss of consciousness.

Moderate damages may occur, especially in vulnerable or in exposed areas and to people who carry out weather-related activities.