Weather: a wet Wednesday…
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Today, the atmosphere will be decidedly “Scottish shower” in Saint-Brieuc. Light rain is expected throughout the day and night. In terms of temperatures, expect a low of 11°C at the best of the day and 8°C at the coolest. A wind from the south will blow at 42 km/h. Ideal for natural blow-drying, a little less for elegance…
This Wednesday, January 21, 2026, the sun does us the honor of rising at 8:29 a.m. and will set at 5:39 p.m. At Legué, the sea will be full at 8:32 a.m. this morning and 8:52 p.m. this evening; it will be low this afternoon at 3:12 p.m. We wish the Agnès a happy birthday!
Did you know?
It’s International Hug Day! Appearing in the 70s, “Hug Day” falls right at the most depressing time of winter to boost our oxytocin. It’s scientific: a hug is good for your morale!
A young long jump champion on his way to the capital of American athletics
Born in Planguenoual and trained at the Saint-Brieuc athletics club, Titouan Bizet is preparing to take the plunge. Not the one at 7.72 m, which constitutes his personal best in long jump, and makes him the champion of Brittany. It’s a jump over the Atlantic, heading to Oregon and the city of Eugene, birthplace of Nike and American athletic capital, where he will join the University to continue his career as a champion. See you at the next Olympics? [Camille Tarlet nous le présente]
Traffic: it moves slowly on the N12
Rain requires, caution is even more required on the N12 near Saint-Brieuc. Traffic is heavy around Yffiniac in particular, like every weekday morning, but for the moment, no incidents have been reported.
Ploufragan’s special unit for “long Covid” questions its future
At first, in 2020, they knew almost nothing about the disease that was preparing to paralyze the entire world. Very quickly, the doctors and staff at the Châtelets healthcare establishment, in Ploufragan, were “burdened under the demands” of patients affected by Covid, mainly doing respiratory rehabilitation. Then the symptoms of “long Covid”, numerous and sometimes very different depending on the patients, appeared, and they dedicated their activity to this pernicious form. But where are we today? [Léa Gaumer s’est rendue sur place]
A show for young audiences at Bonjour Minuit this afternoon
Led by Rennais Marc de Blanchard and Fanny Paris, the show “Allo Cosmos” is a choreographed science fiction, a mix of dance, video mapping, electronic loops and synthetic sounds from the 80s and 90s.
This cosmic epic for children aged 4 and up will take off this Wednesday, January 21, at 5 p.m., Bonjour Minuit room, place Nina-Simone in Saint-Brieuc. Prices: from 3 to 12 €. Tickets on sale on bonjour-minuit.fr.
