A new wave of North African heat arrives, the umpteenth of a scorching season that began on May 10th. Italy will initially be touched by this mass of air which will head first towards Spain, France and Germany, which will record temperatures even 16 degrees above the seasonal average. Next week, on the other hand, it could be worse for the peninsulawith high values in extension to the central regions.
No rain is expected in the next 10 days in Europe. This is explained by Andrea Garbinato, responsible for the editing of the website www.iLMeteo.it,
“The North African comeback of these days will probably be one of the most intense in history at European level – observes the meteorologist – The worst days will be Tuesday 19th and Wednesday 20th July with differences compared to the average climatic values of + 16 ° C between France and Germany, and + 12 ° C also in England, Holland and Belgium. No rain is expected in the next 10 days in Europe, except in Scandinavia and locally between Austria and Slovenia. “As for Italy, he adds, tomorrow the 37-38 ° C in the Po Valley.
In our country, it could be worse “next week with even higher values and in extension to the central regions. In the South we will experience a warm phase, but not exceptional. Italy could be reached by temperatures around 14 degrees higher compared to the climate in July: a quick calculation leads us to predict, compared to the average 28/29 ° C in Val Padana, peaks of 42/43 ° C in the middle of next week. The most extreme weather map shows the freezing point at 5,200 meters – concludes the expert – in this case we will not have subzero temperatures in any area of our country, we expect record highs again up to 10 ° C even on Mont Blanc as happened a month ago, in mid-June “.
Source: Ansa
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