Heatwave Continues in Corsica: Weather Alerts Remain in Place

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Corsica heatwave - ola de calor en Córcega
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The intense heatwave affecting Corsica since the end of last week is expected to persist for at least another two days. According to Météo France, the northern part of the island remains under an orange alert, while southern Corsica is under a yellow alert. Authorities are urging everyone to exercise particular caution, at least until the end of Wednesday, 2 July.

In Haute-Corse (Upper Corsica), maximum daytime temperatures are forecast to range between 32 and 35 degrees Celsius. The heat will also persist overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday, with minimum temperatures hovering between 21 and 24 degrees across the department. On Wednesday, temperatures are expected to reach between 31 and 34 degrees.

In Corse-du-Sud (Southern Corsica), maximum temperatures on Monday are likely to be between 32 and 35 degrees across the entire area, potentially rising as high as 37 degrees on Wednesday.

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Guillaume Bereni

Guillaume Bereni is the owner and editor of Sustainable Corsica, an independent editorial website dedicated to slower, more conscious and more meaningful ways of discovering the island. He is also the founder of Mare è Monti Conseil, an independent consulting activity based in Corsica. Through this work, he supports local projects, associations, public bodies, social economy structures and small organisations in clarifying their ideas, structuring their projects, building business plans, preparing financial projections and creating practical tools for decision-making. His background combines territorial project support, editorial work, cultural tourism, local development and a long-standing interest in the relationship between Corsica, its communities and the people who visit it. He previously served as Editor-in-Chief of Corsica Oggi, an Italian-language news platform dedicated to Corsican affairs. A husband and father of three, he is naturally curious, attached to languages, places and stories, and always interested in the small details that help make a territory more understandable. You can learn more about his professional work at: https://www.maremonticonseil.fr

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