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MANY AREAS IN THE NORTH HAVE SEEN SNOW, INCLUDING IN THE CAPITAL Snowfall from Storm Caetano has covered much of the north of France today (November 21), and in some places a significant

amount has settled. The majority of departments are facing warnings due to the storm, including for icy driving conditions. Read more: Snow, ice, and wind alerts in place for most of France

as Storm Caetano arrives Photos of the snow falling have been taken from Brittany to the German border – as well as in the capital – which despite some disruption to rail and air passengers,

has provided stunning views. In central France, the Château de Chambord (Loir-et-Cher) looked straight out of a fairytale, covered in a dusting of white.  Not to be outdone, however,

Versailles provided its own snow-swept landscape. Snow was seen across Normandy in the early morning, and has since settled. Brittany also saw snow, including in the major city Rennes.  >

 Rennes se réveille sous un fin manteau neigeux. Dans la campagne, > il est tombé 2cm de neige environ. La circulation est ralentie aux > abords de Rennes car la chaussée est 

glissante. > pic.twitter.com/deLY0umAJz > — France 3 Bretagne (@france3Bretagne) November 21, 2024 SNOW HITS CAPITAL  France’s capital lay in the direct wake of Storm Caetano’s path. 

Football club Paris Saint-Germain continued to train despite heavy snowfall this morning.  Public transport in the city continued working despite the snow.  > Impressionnant : on annonce 

de la neige sur Paris, et ce matin les > accès au métro sont salés. Et quand le dis salé, c’est > vraiment salé… j’attends le premier ecolo qui va nous donner > des leçons sur la 

protection de l’environnement sur les routes du > @Departement63. pic.twitter.com/qIgOGzO0zn > — Michel SAUVADE (@michel_sauvade) November 21, 2024 Workers work to clear the runways of

Paris’ major airports to minimise disruption.  Further snowfall is expected into the evening.  Do you have any photos of the snow falling near you? Share them with us via

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