2023-11-11 10:42:26
Following storm Ciaran, 247 municipalities in northern France were affected by flooding. The lull this Saturday finally allows us to hope for a return to normal.
Tossed around since Tuesday between torrential rains and the comings and goings of floods, which caused thousands of victims, Pas-de-Calais experienced a day without bad weather on Saturday, which made it possible to‘observe the beginning of a decline on the rivers most at risk in the north of France.
Only the Aa, a river on which a peak is still expected during the day, was kept on red alert by Vigicrues. The Liane and the Canche, the cause of flooding for several days, have returned to orange vigilance. “The lull is underway“, it is planned until Sunday followingnoon and allows us to observe a decline, upstream of the most reactive sections”, notes the monitoring organization in a bulletin on Saturday.
raw memories
Flooding nevertheless remains very significant in the department, affected by storm Ciaran on November 2, from raw memories Tuesday and intense rain Thursday and Friday.
A total of “247 municipalities are still affected by flooding“, sometimes in dramatic conditions, particularly around Saint-Omer, Boulogne, and Montreuil, underlined the Pas-de-Calais prefecture.
Despite the lull over the weekend, the Minister of Ecological Transition Christophe Béchu has already expressed his “concerns” regarding a new rainy episode at the start of next week. More than 50 municipalities have submitted a file to be recognized as a natural disaster.
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