Goodbye unusual heat. The disturbance breaks the hegemony of the muggy weather. Analysis by Roberto Nanni (Ampro): “Expected highs of 23-26 degrees, but it’s not the end of summer.” High-intensity gusts are forecasted, associated with stormy phenomena
After a nightmare summer between heat and boiling sea, our region sees the end of the great heat. Bologna was the most sultry city with 81 tropical nights and 46 scorching days
Weather, yellow alert for thunderstorms on the Apennines on Wednesday. Then the African high pressure will regain control with temperatures well above average. Ampro meteorologist Nanni: “The heat will be less extreme in absolute terms, but it could remain very unusual compared to the September climatology”
Piacenza, Pasquale Andriotta, a 42-year-old driver contracted for Brt, has died: the tragedy occurred during the colleagues’ strike. The Filt Cgil: “Full clarity must be made on the causes. Under what conditions was he working, considering also the great heat? Just today we were protesting against the excessive workloads.”
A hellish evening on the coast: 30 degrees until 3:30 AM on the Riviera during the night and morning hours. Meanwhile, between Ferrara and Veneto the sea reaches 32 degrees. The highest values are in the historic centers of the region, particularly in Bologna
The double face of summer. Rain and a new heat wave in Emilia, where there is an influx of scorching air coming directly from North Africa, affecting the entire Emilia-Romagna. September will start with clouds and values above normal.
The flare-up will reach its peak between Thursday and Friday, then showers on Saturday and clear skies return on Sunday. The forecast for the next few hours: “From next week values will again be above average but without excesses”
The forecasts in the Region’s plan: homes and railways also at risk, as well as several cities. “Rising seas and increased extreme weather events are the two processes that most affect coastal erosion”
Peak days and temperatures that will remain above average even in early September. Meteorologist Randi, president of Ampro: “It could be the hottest summer since 2003. Early harvest”. Arpae forecasts for Thursday, August 27 and Friday, August 28
Tuesday, August 25 risk of intense phenomena especially on the Apennines, then a new rise in temperatures from Wednesday, August 26. Nanni: “Possible precipitation over the weekend”