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The scientist, who publishes weekly reviews of both Lithuanian and world weather, says that in the second half of next week the climate in our country will change substantially: it will be determined by a sliding polar anticyclone. Furthermore, writes G. Stankūnavičius, the end of September and the beginning of October are expected to be colder than usual in our country.
“The signs of autumn are growing in nature: the night fog does not dissipate for a long time, the leaves of some trees (maples, July, etc.) begin to turn yellow, autumn storms visit more and more often, but they are not as strong as in the second half of autumn or winter. On Tuesday and Thursday of this week, the wind gusts from the west direction reached 15 m / s and more in many places, and the automatic station of the port of Klaipeda on Tuesday recorded gusts of wind greater than 23 m / s.
Today, the pressure is increasing, the winds are weakening and the sun will shine longer due to less cloud cover, ”writes G. Stankūnavičius in his review.
According to the meteorologist, the weekend will be less calm, the wind will be stronger, but the warm weather will be happy.
“Already tomorrow in the western areas there will be a moderate wind from the south-southwest, and on Sunday in the western and northern areas, strong and gusty west-southwest wind. However, the wind conditions will be offset by the increase in both the daily average temperature as well as the maximum air temperature, which will rise tomorrow to 17-22 ° C in many places ”, shares the forecast.
According to current forecasts, part of next week will be enjoyed on warm days, and next Wednesday, according to G. Stankūnavičius, the temperature can jump up to 25 degrees in some places.
As G. Stankūnavičius writes, it will be hot and in some places it will even be hot in other parts of Europe. However, according to the scientist, it is too early for the so-called summer bob.
“Starting this weekend, the warmer weather will return to most of Europe and will last until Thursday and Friday. During this short period, the maximum air temperature will rise again to summer values: from 24 to 29 ° C in Central Europe, and 29 to 35 ° C in the Balkans, Pyrenees, France and Italy.
It’s not Bob’s summer yet, both in terms of time and signs. In the middle of the week, a polar anticyclone will intensify over northwestern Europe, slowly sliding towards Scandinavia and with its circulatory system displacing warmer air masses, first from the north and then from central and eastern Europe. Until the end of the week, the warm air mass will last only in southern Italy, Greece and the Middle East. Although this cooling was already planned in the meteorological centers of several countries almost a week ago, it was still expected to reach most of Europe, ”says G. Stankūnavičius.
According to the meteorologist, the polar anticyclone will bring cooling, nor will it prevent Lithuania.
“The effect of this anticyclone will be to significantly reduce the minimum night and morning temperatures. In the second half of the week, the strongest frosts will cover all of northern Scandinavia, while the slightly weaker ones will reach the southern regions of Karelia and Finland and central Sweden. In Lithuania, the minimum air temperature in the mornings next weekend is forecast to be around 2 to 7 ° C, which is not frost in the air yet, but on the ground surface, especially in the warmest places. low.
In Lithuania, as mentioned above, the weather will be warm until the middle of next week (tomorrow will be a cool morning in the eastern part), and it will basically change next Thursday. The wind will turn to the north, northeast and get stronger, and as the polar anticyclone continues to move to the southeast, it will weaken. Low clouds will follow. No significant rainfall is expected throughout the next week, “he shares the forecasts.
According to G. Stankūnavičius, the rest of September should not be rainy in Lithuania, but the end of the first month of autumn and the beginning of October will probably be colder than usual.
“Anticyclonic and probably dry weather is expected to prevail in the last decade of September, but the likelihood of light frosts on the ground surface will remain. In the last weeks of September and on October 1, the European Forecast Center a Medium Term (ECMWF) forecasts below average temperatures and average dry weather in the Baltic region, ”said the scientist.
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