Weather Forecast for Paris: Friday, 18 September 2026
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There is a new weather forecast for Paris. It is for Friday, 18 September 2026.
The forecast comes from a TV weather show. The show is called Météo, from M6. People can watch it again as a replay.
The forecast also talks about the weather at 14:00. This is 2 p.m. in the afternoon.
The report also gives news about the weather in Valenciennes. Valenciennes is a town in France. The forecast talks about the town and the area around it.
The report does not give exact numbers. It does not say if it will rain or if the sun will shine. It only says a new forecast is ready.
People use weather forecasts every day. They help people plan their day. They also help people know what to wear outside.
This report is short. It just tells us that a forecast for Paris and Valenciennes exists for this Friday.
Vocabulary15 words
- forecast
- a guess about future weather
- replay
- watching a show again
- area
- a place near a town
- weather
- sun, rain, wind, or clouds outside
- report
- information about something
- plan
- to think ahead about what to do
- town
- a small city
- afternoon
- the time after 12 p.m.
- show
- a TV program
- news
- new information
- exact
- very correct or precise
- outside
- not inside a building
- France
- a country in Europe
- day
- 24 hours; one date
- watch
- to look at something, like TV
Quiz
Answer key
1. Friday, 18 September 2026 2. Météo from M6 3. False
Fill-in-the-blank listening
Play the audio again and fill in the missing words as you listen.
There is a new weather _____ for Paris.
It is for _____, 18 September 2026.
The forecast comes from a TV weather _____.
The show is called Météo, from _____.
People can watch it again as a _____.
The forecast also talks about the weather at _____.
The report also gives news about the weather in _____.
Valenciennes is a town in _____.
The report does not give exact _____.
This report is _____.
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