The Toussaint vacation, which begins on Saturday, October 17, is set to start with mostly calm weather conditions. High-pressure systems, known as anticyclones, are expected to dominate over France and Central Europe with a reliability of 80%. This means that after morning fog or low clouds dissipate, the sun is likely to shine, bringing fresh mornings and pleasant afternoons with mild temperatures. For the week of October 19 to 23, weather models show some differences in their predictions. The American GFS model suggests that the anticyclone will continue to influence the weather for much of the week, while the European IFS model anticipates a slightly more active weather pattern with a weak west to northwest wind flow. Overall, the Meteo Consult scenario points to generally calm conditions, with mild temperatures and infrequent rain. Temperatures during the first week of the Toussaint vacation are expected to remain above average for this time of year. A period of mild weather could peak in France between October 22 and 23. Rainfall during this time is expected to be light, with the amount depending on the strength of the anticyclone. By the end of the week, the anticyclone might weaken, allowing some disturbed weather fronts to move across parts of the country. However, these would bring only light rainfall and would not significantly reduce the dryness of the soil in many regions.