A crystalline FE modelling able to describe the temperature evolution of local b. c. c. low carbon steel was used to forecast local mechanical fields in a bainitic microstructure. The modelling is written in the framework of large deformation and rotation. The dislocations densities are the internal variables. At low temperature in b.c.c. materials, plasticity is governed by motion of screw dislocations by double kinks formation, whereas at high temperature, plasticity depends on interactions between mobile dislocations and the forest dislocations. The constitutive law and the evolution of the densities dislocations are depending on these mechanisms and on temperature. The computed local strain and stress fields show large dispersion due to...