On Friday, February 20th, over 300 secondary roads across France remained cut due to ongoing floods and high waters, as reported by Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot. While rail traffic was nearly restored to normal, with exceptions in Ariège, Périgueux, and Béziers, minor disruptions persisted near Angoulême and on the Bordeaux-Poitiers axis. Air travel remained unaffected, and major highway issues were largely resolved, though some speed limits and deviations, like on the A10 in Charente, were in place. Météo-France forecasts a calm Saturday before a "worrying" new rainy episode on Tuesday and Wednesday, which could re-impact areas where water levels have not yet receded.