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今日法国早上11:00的每小时和接下来几天
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今天5/27即将有雷雨即阵雨接近巴黎，而且是连续四天:
以下原文:
Storms to threaten play at the French Open into the weekend
Showers and thunderstorms will continue from Friday into the
weekend across northern France and could produce daily delays at the
French Open.
Warm and humid air flowing in from the Mediterranean Sea will set the stage
for a shower or thunderstorm to be around Roland Garros on Friday,
from the midday hours onward.
The strongest storms can produce locally damaging winds and hail
during the afternoon.
Any thunderstorm will bring the threat of lightning and potential delays.
Friday will otherwise feature some sunshine and temperatures
climbing to 22 C (72 F) in the afternoon.
The weather will continue to deteriorate over the weekend
with frequent showers and thunderstorms
in the forecast as a storm system moves in from the Atlantic Ocean.
"It is not out of the question for another locally stronger
thunderstorm with gusty winds and hail to develop on Saturday afternoon,"
AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski said.
Temperatures will rise to 23 C (73 F) on Saturday with more clouds
holding Sunday's high to 19 C (66 F).
The French Open is the only tournament in the Grand Slam system
that plays on a clay court, and various weather conditions can
have a huge impact. Any amount of rain or moisture can
drastically change how the court plays.
"If the court is damp and cool, the court plays slower.
Tennis balls get heavier and the overall conditions slow down,"
AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Bernie Rayno said.
Matches will go on if it's raining,
as long as it's light rain, Rayno said.
Already, weather delayed the first two days of the tournament
earlier this week.
French Open players will have to wait until at least 2028
before weather will no longer have an impact on the clay court,
as renovation plans for Roland Garros remain in limbo,
according to the Associated Press.