Bordeaux, France, February 12, 2026 – Storm Nils is already packing a punch, with winds reaching 141 km/h in Cap Ferret and 119 km/h in Bordeaux, located in Gironde. These powerful gusts signal the arrival of a significant weather event impacting the region.
Storm Nils Intensifies Along the Atlantic Coast
The storm is bringing strong winds to areas along the Atlantic, with recorded speeds exceeding 110 km/h.
- Storm Nils originated in the Atlantic departments.
- Cap Ferret recorded wind speeds of 141 km/h.
- Bordeaux, in Gironde, is experiencing winds of 119 km/h.
The intensity of the storm is quickly becoming apparent as it moves along the Atlantic coastline. The recorded wind speeds demonstrate the potential for disruption and damage in affected areas. Understanding the strength of Storm Nils is crucial for residents to prepare and stay safe.
These high winds pose a threat to infrastructure and could lead to power outages and travel disruptions. Residents in Gironde and surrounding areas are advised to take necessary precautions, including securing loose objects and staying indoors during the peak of the storm.
