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WARM TEMPERATURES WILL BRING A MIXED BAG BUT LITTLE SNOW TO THE LOW-LYING AREAS Warm temperatures are forecast for the Christmas weekend bringing with them a mixed bag of weather that is

unlikely to include snow for low-lying areas. We look at what to expect and where. This Christmas will be warm with average temperatures forecast at 3°C above seasonal averages according to

_La Chaine Météo_, owned by Le Figaro. > Votre #Weekend de #Noël s'annonce plutôt gris au nord, mais très > ensoleillé au sud. Néanmoins, les #températures seront élevées > 

partout avec une #douceur généralisée (+3°C/normales) > 🌡🎅🎄 pic.twitter.com/RcdAYbvQqx > — La Chaîne Météo (@lachainemeteo) December 20, 2023 ON SATURDAY DECEMBER 23 For most of

France, the day will be overcast, windy and dry with some sunny spells in the afternoon. The Paca and Occitanie regions will be sunny, with highs of 15°C forecast in Montpellier and

Perpignan. The north-east, from Belfort, to Strasbourg and as far south as Chaumont, will see showers throughout the day. ON SUNDAY DECEMBER 24 The sunny weather will progressively spread to

cover most of the country over the course of the day, with some showers persisting in Metz. Highs of 16°C are forecast in Perpignan ON MONDAY DECEMBER 25 Most of France south of Nantes and

Strasbourg will enjoy a sunny Christmas day. However, much of the north will be overcast and showers will spread along the channel coast and Brittany. Highs of 15°C are forecast in Nice,

Montpellier and Perpignan READ MORE: WILL THE MILD SPELL COME BACK IN FRANCE FOR CHRISTMAS? WHERE TO EXPECT WORST TRAFFIC OVER CHRISTMAS WEEKEND IN FRANCE