The Goretti storm is set to hit the Île-de-France, bringing with it expected disruptions to regional transportation. The RER D line will be particularly affected by deteriorating weather conditions, with service interruptions announced by RATP starting as early as Thursday evening. Commuters across Île-de-France will need to prepare for delays and consider alternative travel plans.
Traffic disruptions are expected to begin on Thursday, January 8 starting at 6 p.m., and will continue until around Friday, January 9 midday. The situation is set to worsen significantly on Friday morning, with a complete suspension of traffic on routes connecting Corbeil-Essonnes to Juvisy, Melun, and Malesherbes. Traffic is not expected to gradually resume before 9 a.m. Friday on these sections.
In anticipation of Storm Goretti, the RATP has taken measures to prepare for possible disruptions and advises passengers to check train schedules before traveling. Whenever possible, it’s recommended to limit trips, especially during the most critical periods. Travelers can find real-time updates on the Transilien website to customize their timetable and better adapt to the situation. You can also stay informed about traffic conditions through Île-de-France Mobilités.
The total service suspension specifically affects the routes departing from Corbeil-Essonnes towards Juvisy, Melun, and Malesherbes. These sections pass through areas particularly vulnerable to the expected strong winds, prompting the RATP to implement this precautionary measure. Other parts of Line D may also experience delays or train cancellations during this time.
To stay ahead of disruptions in Île-de-France transportation, it's advisable to allocate extra time for your journeys and consider alternative routes. Stay updated on traffic conditions by regularly checking the RATP app or Transilien, which provide real-time updates. If your trip isn't urgent, consider working from home or postponing your travel to Friday afternoon, once the storm has passed.
In short, Storm Goretti is causing major disruptions across Île-de-France travel networks this Friday, January 9, 2026, with RER D services heavily impacted. We recommend checking for updates before heading out and remaining flexible with your schedule. For the latest information, visit Transilien, RATP.fr, or the official RER D page. You can also monitor weather alerts on Météo France to stay informed about the storm’s progression.
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