FIRST INTENSE SUMMER HEAT WAVE coming soon. This is where and when «3B Meteo



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May 14-16 intense heat reaching the south
May 14-16 intense heat reaching the south

situation: the african anticyclone disappears but not for a long time and not in all of Italy, it could be summed up like this the average evolution in our country for the next few days, at least until the middle of next week. Atlantic trenches which will bring bad weather from Monday only a few regions will be affected while the anticyclone will temporarily depart and then return. and It will be a great return apparently at the middle of the month, the tenacity of a depression in the Iberian sector will continue to attract attention increasingly warmer currents in the Maghreb desert that will eventually get there tooand our southern regionsi. The models confirm So how does it look The first intense heat wave of 2020.

Summer heat it will mainly affect them southern regions. To date, mathematical calculations show isotherms at 1500m height up to 26-27 ° C in Sicily and the southern peninsula. If so, it will be possible on the ground easily exceed 33-34 ° C and even have peaks of 36-38 ° C limited to some areas such as the Catania plain, the Tavoliere or even the Cosentino. Temperatures would also rise in the center, 30 ° C it would also be easily accessible at Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio. The north along with the middle Adriatic should not be affected by values ​​that would fall more or less on the seasonal averages, in fact, given the wetter component of the southern currents, thunderstorms could also persist in the north. Stay up to date.

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The wave of bad weather will be accompanied by strong winds that will sweep different areas of our peninsula. For all the details, see our wind maps.


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