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Warm, but wet: forecasters give predictions for autumn weather in France
El Niño weather pattern may bring further change to typical conditions
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Eight years of Macron and France is back where it started
Movement that arose in 2018 set to return in October
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Forest fires spring up across France as dry weather persists
Several southern departments remain at heightened risk of blazes today
Time change
With the yearly debate about changing the clocks coming round again, a question I have asked for many years is: why, if it is done for daylight-saving, they change back in late October, two months before the shortest day, but don’t go forward until three months after (late March).
Can someone explain why?
Robert Rogers, by email
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