(ANSA) – ROME, JULY 22 – “Starting today and over the weekend, temperatures will continue to soar up to 40 ° C in some areas of the Po Valley, Central and Puglia, tropical nights are expected .
Things could change in the course of next week: starting from Tuesday 26 July, fresher air from Northern Europe could be able to weaken the anticyclonic shield “: these are the predictions of Antonio Sanò, director and founder of the site www.iLMeteo.it.
“It will be very hot in Emilia, Veneto and lower Lombardy, even in the Center, with 37/39 ° C in Florence, Rome, Umbria and Terni, in many areas of Sardinia and the Marche and finally in Puglia (38 ° C expected at Taranto and Foggia) – continues the note – And it will be hot even at night, with thermal values around midnight that could still be close to 28/30 ° C.
We will therefore experience the typical tropical nights. On Saturday 23rd, some strong thunderstorms could break out in the Alpine sectors, especially those in the Triveneto area “.
For Sanò, the situation could change in the course of next week: in fact, starting from Tuesday 26 July, cooler air from Northern Europe could be able to scratch the anticyclonic shield especially on the northern regions. “In this context, the clash between the cooler currents at high altitude and the pre-existing heat would determine a mix for the formation of very strong thunderstorms which, in patches, could affect some areas of the North. This situation could also be repeated on Wednesday 27. Subsequently. , the pressure should increase again, bringing back a more stable time “.
In detail: Friday 22. In the north: sun and intense heat with peaks of 39 ° C. In the center: sun and intense heat. In the south: clear and warm skies.
Saturday 23. In the north: strong thunderstorms in the Alps, more sun but also scorching heat in the plains. In the center: all sun and intense heat. South: sunny.
Sunday 24. In the north: sunny and very hot. Center: prevailing sun. In the south: good weather and warmer climate.
Trend. still intense heat on Monday, then the storms arrive in the North. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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