An anomalous heat wave has hit Europe, but Italy is preparing for a significant change. Until Saturday, the country will experience high temperatures, but from Sunday a drastic drop is expected, with the arrival of an arctic cold that will bring the values back to autumn levels. This phenomenon will affect not only Italy, but also nations such as Poland, Germany and France.
According to the forecasts of Andrea Garbinato, editor of the website www.iLMeteo.it, next week will bring maximum temperatures significantly lower than recent days. The estimates indicate:
The expert also warns of the possibility of strong thunderstorms over Sicily and the central-southern Tyrrhenian Sea. Scattered showers are expected over Sicily until Sunday, which could extend towards southern and eastern Sardinia. The Sicilian and Sardinian coasts are particularly at risk due to a core of strong atmospheric instability present over the sea.
From next week, a winter cyclone is forecast to bring rain and even snow. This weather change is not only a seasonal transition, but also a sign of an unpredictable nature that continues to influence the European climate. With the ongoing global climate changes, it will be interesting to watch how these trends evolve in the coming months.
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