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
The hypothesis of averting the stop that the Region is working on fuels the political debate. Vignali (Forza Italia): “Clarity is also needed on alternative measures.” Marta Evangelisti (Fratelli d’Italia): “Mitigation paths are being applied in the North”
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”
The analysis by expert Pierluigi Randi: “From 1961 to 1990 the average summer temperatures were 22.4 degrees. In the period 2021-2025 it rose to 25.3. In June, July, and August we recorded an average of 27.5 degrees. Next weekend there will be one last flare-up”
The flow on Tuesday was 246 cubic meters per second, on the same day in 2020 it exceeded seven hundred. In front of the Canottieri club there is a stretch of mud and stones: “Boats grounded, no more navigation”
The professor: the most extreme temperatures in Macerata, Tolentino, and San Severino: “A situation that confirms the ongoing climate change. On the water front, there are no worrying signs yet”