A northerly, strong and very variable flow prevails over the South and the West of the basin. Over the North-East, it is southerly, moderate and very variable.
For Penfoul :
Warning moderate gale offshore.
We are 85% sure of the situation, because the high pressure system could move in more quickly than forecast.
For the night from Wednesday to Thursday SE force 3 in the early part of the night becoming SSE force 4. Gusts reaching 21 knots in the middle of the night.
Slight sea. Low, fairly long swell from WNW. Excellent visibility. Daytime of Thursday 5 march : The weather will become more uncertain during the day.
Fairly cloudless skies becoming changeable during the morning, very cloudy skies becoming totally covered in the afternoon. The risk of seeing rain will remain low. In the evening, overcast skies.
Light showers progressively becoming less frequent. SSE force 4 turning SSW in the middle of the day then NNW force 5. Gusts reaching 29 knots in the evening. Slight sea becoming moderate in the middle of the day. Low, fairly long swell from WNW then moderate, long swell in the middle of the day then, fairly long swell from WNW. Excellent visibility becoming poor in the middle of the day then reduced by mist.
