The region is experiencing a phase of strong instability, divided between the returning heat and the arrival of a new disturbance. Thursday the 20th is expected to have a thermal peak with an orange alert, everything changes from Friday
‘Yellow’ criticality, according to the bulletin from Arpae and Civil Protection, the precipitation may cause localized landslides, rapid rises in minor rivers, and also flooding in urban areas. At what time and where will the rains arrive on Monday, August 17
What will the period after Ferragosto be like? According to Roberto Nanni, Ampro weather technician, there may be a brief phase with hail and strong wind in certain areas of the region. A change in the mercury column is possible
The first ten days of August have proven to be the hottest in the last 90 years, surpassing that of 2017, but some relief may be on the way. Here’s what changes and when: the weather forecasts for the coming weeks
New day of red alert for scorching heat, especially targeting the plains. The weather forecast for the next few days
Temperature will slightly drop between Saturday and Sunday, although Bologna remains among the cities with the red alert. Meteorologist Roberto Nanni (Ampro): the pause will last a short time, then a new surge with values well above average until mid-August
Orange alert for extreme temperatures Thursday, August 6, the nights go from tropical to equatorial. First break from the infernal heat between the 9th and 10th, but meteorologists downplay the change and are already looking beyond mid-August
The orange alert continues also for Tuesday, August 4: here are the areas affected by extreme values. Then the arrival of rain and thunderstorms will bring some relief: the weather forecast for the next few days
The month begins with very high values reaching 40 degrees. The civil protection issues an orange alert in several areas of the territory for Monday, August 3. The weather forecast day by day
Expected tropical nights up to 27° degrees and temperatures close to 30° even in the Apennines. Meteorologist Ampro and president of Emilia-Romagna Meteo aps Luca Lombroso: “It is necessary to inform to give the population time to prepare”