France Experiences Record-Breaking Rainfall Since 1959

France has experienced continuous rainfall for 40 days since mid-January, setting a new record for consecutive rainy days since observations began in 1959. According to Jin10, the French Meteorological Agency reported on February 23 that storms such as 'Goretti,' 'Ingrid,' 'Nils,' and 'Pedro' have contributed to the persistent wet weather across the country. The regions most affected include Brittany in the west, the southwest, and the Mediterranean coast. February 2025 has recorded the highest average rainfall for the month since 1959, exceeding twice the usual amount. Nationwide, the winter of 2025-2026 is expected to rank among the ten wettest winters since 1959.