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Mercury will rise to this point and the majority will “vote” for the beach!
Mercury is expected to rise over the weekend. Meteorologists warn of a heat wave with it Cairo Being warm and Athenian enough and not just running to organized beaches and beaches to cool off. It is characteristic that the National Meteorological Service emphasizes that the weather will remain clear on Saturdays and Sundays, with mercury “climbing” at higher temperatures.
Specifically, EMY claims that the temperature will reach 35 to 37 and in places on the central and southern continents of 38 to 39 degrees Celsius. However, EMY temperature maps for the weekend weather also reveal 40 arias. According to EMY, the weather will “soften” starting Monday, as the temperature will drop slightly in the north.
The eastern Mediterranean is “on fire”
Extremely high temperatures were recorded in the eastern Mediterranean during the second ten days of May 2020, according to the weather in its weather forecast. And our country is expected to be hit by the heat over the weekend. In a video it publishes, the weather predicts the movement of gas masses at an altitude of approximately 1,500 meters for Monday, May 18. Warm colors are painted red and cold air masses are painted blue. As it seems, the masses of hot gas will remain in our country until Monday, May 18, when they will begin to move east.
In addition, the meteo publishes a map showing that in our country the deviation from the average temperature will exceed 10 degrees Celsius and will be the highest recorded in the world in the coming days. Expected temperatures in the country on the weekend of May 16 and 17 are expected to reach 40 degrees Celsius in some places, while a gradual drop is expected from Monday and especially Tuesday.
We have never had such high temperatures in May
However, according to the OPEN meteorologist, May is a month that gives high temperatures, but almost rarely we have had such high phenomena. As Klearchos Marousakis characteristically stated in the Open Channel noon newsletter, the following temperatures were recorded in previous years:
- On May 13, 1988, we had 38 degrees Celsius in Heraklion, Crete
- On May 31, 1988, we had 40.6 degrees Celsius at Astros, Kynouria
- On May 11, 2003, we had 37 degrees Celsius at Thiseio
- On May 13, 2017, we had 40.1 degrees Celsius at Argos
As the meteorologist points out, we will have similar hot days this May. It is estimated that in the interior of Central Macedonia we will approach 38 degrees centigrade, in the interior of Thessaly the mercury will reach 40 degrees centigrade. Mercury will reach up to 39 degrees Celsius in Attica.
Prediction for the hottest summer of the last 100 years.
It is common today, that is, shortly before May to get the summer atmosphere out of the closets, long-term weather forecasts appear at various sites around the world. And from time to time we have read about a summer that will be like a winter solstice, about August when January will have nothing to envy … or other times during the summer months when the Vesuvius crater will look like a freezer .. The period they are examining is generally not verified to a great extent, sometimes they “touch” a large part of the climatic conditions that actually prevail.
For example, last year, similar long-term forecasts yielded cold summers with winds and low temperatures; they did not fall very far: in Greece, mercury did not show heat and winds from the north were strong for at least two months in the east of the country. So this year, here’s the thing, this year the experts at … macroscopic weather forecasts are talking about the hottest summer in the last 100 years! But if you think monsters lose their power, and much of their contagion in hot, dry climates, according to expert estimates, then if forecasts are verified, we should celebrate!
In accordance with Meteorological Office, So in the coming summer, mercury is likely to hit a record in many countries. The forecast is based on estimates and observations from recent years in which meteorologists record continuous increases in global temperature. The hottest year to date is considered 2016, when the El Niño phenomenon prevailed.
